Last T&I 24/4/80 
I wasn't even close to being born!
I wasn't even close to being born!
Putting up wall lights after redecoration
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*($&*%@#~!
I'd just about got that image out of my mind, and now you've refreshed it.
Neither was I.Last T&I 24/4/80
I wasn't even close to being born!
It sounds as though the previous wiring (through wall, out and plugged into a socket) was, shall we say, tacky to put it mildly.
If the run is short and the existing cable (or maybe flex?) can be used to pull through a new length of suitable cable, then perhaps it would be possible to spur from the socket and use a switched FCU mounted at suitable height on the wall where the cable runs. But much depends upon what's already there.
If the run is short and the existing cable (or maybe flex?) can be used to pull through a new length of suitable cable, then perhaps it would be possible to spur from the socket and use a switched FCU mounted at suitable height on the wall where the cable runs. But much depends upon what's already there.
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Neither was I.Last T&I 24/4/80
I wasn't even close to being born!
Really? I had u down as a grumpy old $$$$$$.
I guess I was old half right.
Is BAS perhaps considering "not even close" to be a bi-directional statement?
I wasn't close to being born either, I was already 32 years from being born!
I wasn't close to being born either, I was already 32 years from being born!
I think you're right, I obviously meant I wasn't alive.
I didn't have you down as being quite that old!
I'm flattered!
I suspect Ban was being ironic, in that his birth may have been the OTHER side of 1980...
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This install may well be fed from a TT supply.
In which case, RCD protection is a must-have, plus checking the earthing electrode.
In which case, RCD protection is a must-have, plus checking the earthing electrode.
Check back in the photo on the first page - There's currently a Crabtree E50 voltage ELCB and a Wylex standard board.
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