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sorry no the two cameras each have there own transmitters and each have there own recieveres each reciever has its own rg59 feeding its own channel on the balun, never had this problem but im gonna look at the supply

if a your using a GOOD, emphasis on the GOOD, wireless arrangement and your neighbour is on the same frequency than while your in the lucky mood buy a lottery ticket, you need to be spending around £150 up on your wireless tx/rx pairs and using antennas suitable for your range, you wont have a...

hi there got a problem with cctv system, got 4 cameras two of which wireless through transmit kits. The two cameras and two recievers are fed into a 4ch passive balun over cat 5. At the other end three of the 4 feeds from the balun work perfectly on the dvr, however when i plug the other in...

as i understand it they have already revised part p. I received an LABC and ECA information sheet through the post about a 10 days ago informing me of the changes in how i register a job, and how to define the work i have done.

I find wago fits pretty handy for loop in at switchs, which in my opinion is the way forward,

Hi, wondering if someone could clear this up for me. Do you have to be gas safe registered to alter a flue on a boiler? it would be done correctly taking all the correction factors into account ie. length, any elbows, correct baffles etc.

:oops: apologies spark123 and BAS, gotta give me points for trying though :lol: IMO though the work which has commenced in the ops dwelling is all notifiable

Approved Document P is the building regulations (part of it) and 'like for like' Does appear in it. and it is Document P that states what is notifiable or not My point was merely this. :wink:

:lol: APPROVED DOCUMENT P The Building Regulations 2000 Page 10 Paragraph 1.9 Page 12 Paragraph 1.32 oh and page 22 of The Electricians guide to the Building Regulations under the heading Additional notes from Approved Document P Non notifiable

Replacement would be defined as like for like. 10 mm is not like 6mm 40amp type B MCB is not like a 30 amp rewireable When he is assessed by Napit he needs to now basic knowledge like this :lol: Oh and by the way Napit might question a job he registers with them.........When it was...

well that fuse way has a cable going into it, looks like 6mm, the fuse plate is red which usually indicates as being 30 amp, I just persumed that would be your cooker. Depending on the cookers size it could just be on your ring main, but thats a different story all together!!! :wink...

changing the subject slightly why is your cooker fuse removed? :lol:

Newboy, get your meter seals out for the lads!! :lol:

1.04 on the furthest socket (from memory)

oh yes I hate that sinking feeling!! The other day, went to test an RFC, R1 cont 0.34 Rn cont 0.35, all is well so far ...... R2, meter didn't move >200........ After doing R1 + R2 with only one R2 leg in, I eventually found the break, A switched FCU some "expert" had installed in the...

If the RCD on your consumer unit 1) Protects the circuit that the RCD socket is on, AND 2)is 30ma (sometimes shown as 0.03A) then no, the RCD socket is not needed. Ther is no discrimination between two protective devices of the same rating