Ok all you electrical gurus and wanna be sparkies!
Please settle a question?
A subject of the Queen from the Island nation who lives in LOS and is building a house and claims to be a trained electrical engineer has told me that in British electrical standards the wiring to a light fixture is done by running the neutral through the switch and the load directly to the light fixture. In other words switching the neutral to get the light to shine.
I am one of those from the break away country 6 or so hours from the Isles and all I know of the wiring standards in the USA is the supply side load wire is run to the switch and then to the light fixture and the neutral directly to the light. In other words switching the load to get the light to shine.
So, most Brits I know are always right because they say so and I guess this is the case here also?
Someone please teach me the correct method to wire a light fixture?
Thanks I am never too old to learn something new. I know this is LOS and either way works?