[B]UK. Question is about adding an indoor switch into existing circuit supplying power to a garden terminal box powering outdoor lights, pump etc. [/B] Here's my set up. In my garden there is a unit with 3 switches (for garden lighting) and an RCD protected 13A mains socket. The cable supplying this runs as follows: Starts hard wired into consumer unit in cellar; goes through standalone RCD fuse next to consumer unit and then runs to a round metal junction box also in cellar, where it connects to the indoor end of the armoured cable that then runs up the garden to the garden switches. This is all good and has worked fine for years. BUT... it means i have to be out in garden to turn lights on and off. I would like to be able to leave them on at garden switches, and turn power to garden on and off from new switch which I'll locate just inside door to cellar. Is it OK for me simply to shut off all power, open the junction box in the cellar, part the live wire from the consumer/rcd away from the live wire to the garden, connect the two wires of a new cable to those two lives, and run these the couple of metres to where I want to put the new switch, then connect them to terminals 1 and COMMON of a new TWO-WAY switch (so I'm just using it as a one way)? Lastly, if that's all OK, do I also wire back the earth from the new switch to the earthed terminal in the junction box, which currently has earth from consumer/rcd and earth to garden connected to it? I have a diag of what i have and what I plan if you'd like to see it! Thanks in advance for any help.

I'm looking for a shortneck BR30 bulb (if they even exist) or some other incandescent non-halogen shortneck bulb (R30?) to put in my basement recess cans. The BR30 bulbs are just too long and I want a bulb that will sit farther up inside the can. I have a few PAR30S bulbs in a room upstairs, but they are quite expensive and I need nine bulbs for the basement, so I'm looking for an inexpensive bulb. I also have a few smaller bulbs (think they are PAR20) that have the same look as the BR30, but they look a little funny. Ideally, I want a bulb that has the look of a BR30 only shorter.