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    2 fused switch connection units off a socket

    Great - will do. Thanks :wink: :wink:
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    2 fused switch connection units off a socket

    Could you elaborate a little on how this is done. Is it because the 3amp fcu is feeding the 13amp one? What if I didn't use the load side of the first FCU and connected the second fcu directly to the socket. That would mean having two fused switch connection units spurred from the socket...
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    2 fused switch connection units off a socket

    If the load on the 2 switched fcu is low, i.e low voltage downlights on one and a tv on the other , I presume this is ok? Do I connect the first fcu to the socket, then run cable from the load on the first fcu to the second? Update Ok, I've done the above now as I think its ok given...
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    Moved a socket & added a fused switch connection unit...

    I'm now thinking of wiring my plasma tv to a fused switch connection unit. I would have a double socket with 2 spurs, both of which will be fused switch connection units. One fused at 3amp. Is this ok? I'm sure I have read you can have more than one spur from a socket as long as you...
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    Moved a socket & added a fused switch connection unit...

    Ok - thank. I'll source a crimper then :roll: :roll:
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    Moved a socket & added a fused switch connection unit...

    John - I've seen the price, so I'll try to borrow one from my neighbour tomorrow. Out of interest, could I not use junction boxes as a cheaper alternative.
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    Moved a socket & added a fused switch connection unit...

    Cheers - I'll have a look now
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    Moved a socket & added a fused switch connection unit...

    Thanks guys for your swift and informative replies. I take on board both your comments re crimping instead of terminal blocks and I'll pay a visit to my local DIY store tomorrow. Plugwash - the cavity will be hollow and not insulated as its just an internal wall. I thought I may be...
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    Moved a socket & added a fused switch connection unit...

    ....and just want to check on the safety aspects. 1. I have built a new timber framed wall, 5 inches in front of the existing wall. I have moved the socket from the back wall onto the timber frame of a new wall by adding c12inches of 2.5mm T&E as it wouldn't quite reach to where I wanted it...
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    Potterton Suprima

    Ok - I've now increased the cylinder store to 70 and adjusted the bleed valve so the HW is the correct temp out the tap. Chris - do I need to do exercise 1 and 2 from your previous post, now we've ascertained I haven't got motorised valves? My system appears to be the Direct Mainsflow twin...
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    Potterton Suprima

    Any idea on how I do that. The knob only has + and -, which way do I turn to make it colder? There is a screw in the middle of the knob, and whilst the knob turns it doesn't move in and out if you see what I mean Just realised that now :lol: Do you mean the original installer or the...
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    Potterton Suprima

    Chris, as we seem to be getting on so well :wink: , I've gone looking for the motorised valve. Just to remind you, I am a mere simpleton. There is a valve conected to the 'Albion Mainsflow Cylinder' but this is a 'blending valve' . Where will the motorised valve be likely situated? As you...
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    Potterton Suprima

    Chris, thanks for the constructive bit of the post :wink: . You just can't help yourself though can you - I use yahoo actually :wink: :wink: Do you know, I think I'm beginning to like you :shock: :shock:
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    Potterton Suprima

    Softus, I just thought Chris was rather belittling with some of his remarks. Maybe I'm just not used to his style. I merely posted as a consumer with limited knowledge of boilers and CH/HW systems. Perhaps I should have explained this at the outset. There have been some really good...
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