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CAN I CONNECT A SOCKET TO A LIGHTING CIRCUIT? 🔌💡

In this video, we will answer questions about adding sockets to a lighting circuit and also whether it is possible to add a lighting point to a socket circuit. Take advantage and find out if terminals are necessary in socket and switch installations. __________________________________________________ ABB is a partner in the production of this video, providing all the switch and socket modules that we use. Our huge thanks to ABB for helping us to spread knowledge even further. Take the opportunity to learn a little more about ABB products in the Online Store: https://loja.br.abb.com/ Discover the lines of switches and sockets that will add style and design to your home or office: Unno and Unno Life Lines: https://loja.br.abb.com/produtos-resi... Zenit Line: https://loja.br.abb.com/produtos-resi... __________________________________________________ Receive Eletricity content directly to your email! Register using the link below: 🔗 https://bit.ly/cadastro-eletricity __________________________________________________ 👇 Check out our content 👇 🔌 https://linktr.ee/Eletricity __________________________________________________ It is often necessary to add an outlet in a location where we only have lighting circuits or we need to branch a lighting point in a location where we only have outlet circuits. In this video, with the help of ABB, we will show all the details of this practice and also answer the following question: Is it mandatory to use terminals in switches and outlets? In any of the cases mentioned, installing lighting where there are only outlet circuits or vice versa, we will end up having lighting and outlets in the same circuit, so we need to check if NBR5410 allows this practice. 4.2.5.5 Terminal circuits must be individualized by the function of the equipment they supply. In particular, separate terminal circuits shall be provided for lighting points and for socket-outlets. NOTE For residential premises, see also 9.5.3. 9.5.3 Installation division 9.5.3.1 Every point of use intended to supply, exclusively or virtually dedicatedly, equipment with a nominal current exceeding 10 A shall constitute an independent circuit. 9.5.3.2 Socket-outlets in kitchens, pantries, pantries, service areas, laundries and similar premises shall be served by circuits exclusively intended to supply socket-outlets in these premises. 9.5.3.3 In residential areas, as an exception to the general rule of 4.2.5.5, it is permitted that socket outlets, except those indicated in 9.5.3.2, and lighting points may be supplied by a common circuit, provided that the following conditions are simultaneously met: a) the design current (IB) of the common circuit (lighting plus sockets) must not be greater than 16 A; b) the lighting points are not supplied, in their entirety, by a single circuit, if this circuit is common (lighting plus sockets); and c) the socket outlets, excluding those indicated in 9.5.3.2, are not supplied, in their entirety, by a single circuit, if this circuit is common (lighting plus sockets). So we can see that the installation of sockets in lighting circuits is permitted, provided that the conditions mentioned in NBR-5410 are met. In jobs like this, a great opportunity arises for the electrician. Knowing the brands and models of switches and sockets can add value to your work and you can recommend manufacturers to your client to meet any special needs they may have, for example. ABB has 3 very interesting lines: The Unno Line has an excellent design and a cost that is within everyone's reach, the Unno Life line offers more color options, which can meet different needs, and the Zenit Line provides more elegance and sophistication. Basically, we have 2 types of connections for the 3 ABB lines. The Unno and Unno Life Lines use screw terminals and it is not necessary to use terminals, as I get an excellent finish and safety in the connection. The Zenit Line offers spring terminals that do not need any comments, as they facilitate and speed up the work, providing the same finish and safety in the connection. 💡 Check out #electricity 💡