If you’re not sure about quantities, sizes or have any other questions about your electrical wholesale products, our Electrical2Go sales team will be more than happy to help. Give them a call now on 01424 220384. KEY FEATURES Compliance: Fully Compliant With BS EN 60670-22 And 17th Edition Wiring Regulations, Ensuring Safety And Reliability Cable Clamps: Integrated Cable Clamps Help To Prevent Strain On Terminations, Prolonging The Lifespan Of Your Electrical Setup

I'd definitely use junction boxes, you have more flexibility where they're situated and accessible plus wiring them in a confined space will be a whole lot easier. Could also use Wagos with their boxes, choose your poison.

Plate Terminal Style: Features Captive Terminal Screws And A 3-Plate Design For Secure And Reliable Connections Also i dont believe this work falls under Part P / notification regulations but could be wrong - anyone know?

Hager has applied the quality and expertise of design which has made them a favourite throughout the trades, aligning all terminals to maximise wiring space, whilst applying a logical, easy to use 3 plate terminal style with separate terminals for flexible cords, ideal for protecting smaller flexible conductors. Features of Hager J501: If you've not done this before there's lots to go wrong with bad terminations with a set of 10... Especially if they are Screwfix LAP make.Cables exit at either end of the junction box, allowing for ease of installation, pushing or pulling through a cut-out without the risk of damage to the wiring or loosening connections. Please let us know should you like to discuss anything and we’ll get you in touch with an electrician who can provide a professional advice! Ok, a screwed terminal will always take a little longer to fit than a maintenance free type but if ur diy’ing, time / labour isn’t such a big issue is it I think you should spend some time learning how lighting circuits work, if you think that photo shows 3 lights connected. Cable wise Method 3 is what I have at the moment although I don't know what sort of junction box would accept 7 pairs of cable.