Hello
This is mainly from downlights.
When they connect in a choc block fitting with the tiny black box there is often the red and black basic insulation sticking out.
In UK they mark it as a C3 as not readily accessible as it is in a roof space... Caviet is if people can walk etc can be a C2.
Now when you see this when doing a CoC do you fail it for having the basic insulation on show ?
Then second question has anyone got a better solution to doing downlights.... When you have to loop in and loop out at a downlight it is next to impossible to not have the basic insulation showing as there is no space at all....
It takes me so so long to do a light as the terminal jointing box is so effing small and then I have to also make it bigger at the cut outs to fit the sheath of 2 cables and quite frankly I feel the GU10 holders sold should be illegal for being so impractical.
Looking for tips or advice on how to solve this issue please haha.
Below is an image of the ones I speak of.
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