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    Replacing thermostats on old Sadia hot water cylinder

    Hello All, I have an old (circa 1960's I think) ,but very efficient, Sadia hot water cylinder which supplies all hot water to a tiny flat. It has two side entry immersion heaters and either one or both have faulty thermostats as the water becomes scalding hot. How do I replace these...
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    Spotlights in the bathroom

    Hello All again, Found lots of IP44 lights suitable for zones 1,2 and 3 but stating " not suitable if there is a liklihood of water jets being used for cleaning purposes". Could someone clarify what they actually mean here. Fixed/hand held showers for personal cleaning or industrial power...
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    Spotlights in the bathroom

    Thanks everybody for your input. I think we will vere on the safe side and go for an IPX5 unit. Cheers. Hawk.
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    Spotlights in the bathroom

    Hello All, We are thinking of replacing the current bathroom light (single batten lampholder on the ceiling) with a metal chrome plated 3-spot unit. The current lampholder appears to be positioned in either zone 3 or in an area spanning zone 3 and zone 2. What should we be looking for in...
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    Is my wiring safe??

    Thanks for all the replies. Kai: dont know if he did that. I have now covered the choc-bloc with insulating tape and locked the door of this room. Hawk
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    Is my wiring safe??

    Hey thanks for putting my mind at rest. The room is locked shut so there is not chance of anyone getting close.
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    Is my wiring safe??

    My electrician has left a light wiring job undone due to a family illness. In the spare room he has left (LNE) wires coming out of the ceiling (new rose being fitted) and the wall where a new light switch is being fitted. All the wires have 'choc-block' on the ends and he should be back on...
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    Help with new Kitchen Fan

    Thanks for your replies. The instructions are pretty vague and the manufacturers even more vague. When the fan is switched on it will run for a preset period of 20 seconds to 20minutes. It will continue to run after the preset time if the humidity level in the kitchen is above its own preset...
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    Help with new Kitchen Fan

    We purchased a new kitchen fan. The old one had simple wiring; switched FCU (3amp) to flex outlet (L:N:E) then live & neutral to the fan. The new fan requires a switched live as it has a timer and humidistat. How would I wire this? All help greatly appreciated. Thanks. Hawk
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