Hi Need Help For Wire

[johnnychai 2]

http://www.macbuildingproducts.com/product_info.php?cPath=25_749_497&products_id=20366

http://www.macbuildingproducts.com/product_info.php?cPath=25_496&products_id=20350

How to I wire this switch with this below plug

[w7_lee 11]

I assume you are trying to build your own extension cable; i.e. to connect a cable from the socket to the plug?

If so, you need a 3 core wire,

- connect ground wire from plug ground to socket ground

- connect neutral wire from plug neutral to socket neutral

- connect live wire from plug live to socket live

- Done

You need a back box for the socket.

http://www.macbuildingproducts.com/product_info.php?cPath=25_749_495&products_id=20346

[johnnychai 2]

Hmm what color to what color

Like ground what color

Neutral what color

Live what color

[johnnychai 2]

http://postimg.org/image/7ghqm5l6b/

How do I relocate my socket

First diagram is old de.. Because my house quite the socket all on top. I wanna move.

Second diagram is what I plan to do

[johnnychai 2]

Help me pls

I need what tools

[LIftyTech 1]

if you aren't familiar with electrical stuff I won't recommend you to.

Anyway, the colours are like here

Brown - Live (the most dangerous wire here)

Blue - Neutral

Yellow/Green - Earth

If you look at the wall socket (the "hole" where you push the plug into the wall)

Top is earth, left is neutral, right is live.

Tools needed, screwdriver, wire cutter (scissors will do if you have a strong one)

Edited May 12, 2014 by LIftyTech

[w7_lee 11]

You will also need

1) an electrical hammer drill to drill holes on the wall for securing the back box.

2) Screws and wall plugs to fasten the box to the wall.

3) Cable trays to run you new wires in.

4) Nail & hammer to secure the cable tray to the wall.

5) Or buy cable tray with double side tape then can skip (4) above

Considering the above, maybe an off-the-shelve extension socket works just fine.

Just joking but these are the items I'll need.

[bepgof 20]

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[LIftyTech 1]

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provided if thread starter still remembers he needs it to be done and asked for help here.

[CairoKing 35]

if you aren't familiar with electrical stuff I won't recommend you to.

Anyway, the colours are like here

Brown - Live (the most dangerous wire here)

Blue - Neutral

Yellow/Green - Earth

If you look at the wall socket (the "hole" where you push the plug into the wall)

Top is earth, left is neutral, right is live.

Tools needed, screwdriver, wire cutter (scissors will do if you have a strong one)

Ya that is is correct