I'm changing a looped ceiling rose (LCR) light for a light that only has 3 connections, Live, Neutral and Earth.
The looped ceiling rose has 3 different metal parts that the wires go into, like this: 
(Image from http://www.flameport.com/electric/lighting_circuits/lighting_ceiling_rose_looped.cs4)
There's also an extractor fan wired into the LCR although if I can get the light wired in I should be ok with the extractor fan.
I guess I need the equivalent of the Loop, Neutral, and Line parts, but can't find anything that combines wires like this.
My plan was to recreate the neutral, loop and line 'combination' parts, with wires going from the line and neutral to the light.
My question is, in the UK, can I buy something to combine wires like this, similar to a Terminal Connector, but for multiple wires? Am I approaching this in the right way?
Best Answer
You can use a block connector (you can bridge it - on one side loop a a wire into each terminal to make it like one big connector)
or You can use a twist connector
I was searching for something like this. But an insulated version- i found something in china but the problem is it will never be approved to use that on internal circuits due to high risk of electrical shock. These are used inside distribution boards only - and can only be installed by qualified electricians.