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try here http://www.locksonline.co.uk/products/ix/intruder_alarms.php

cant see any info on this model yet, but seen an e-maill address Honeywell’s Customer Information Centre in the UK has a new central e-mail address, [email protected] which can be used to request details of Honeywell products and services for homes, buildings and industry...

the fella just asked a question. its a forum. nobody is obliged to answer. if you don't want to help just ignore it. dont be an arrogant t***.

the guy seemed unsure if the the work came under part p. it doesn't matter if the eca/nic/my budgie say it is, or not. the Lord ban-all-sheds almighty says What the law says is that if you are replacing an existing bathroom light with a CE-marked pre-assembled ELV set then it is not...

Never mind all that meaningless and insignificant drivel. Arrogant t***

try http://www.mkelectric.co.uk/products/ranges/rangeproducts.asp?productdescription=CONNECTION+UNITS+SWITCHED+FUSED&rangeid=1032

i just googled momentary action retractive press switches got a few hits, looks like a glorified bell push http://www.simplyautomate.co.uk/productDisplay.asp?prodId=5531

oh go on we wont tell

sadly EXTRA-LOW VOLTAGE ANCILLARY INSTALLATIONS The extra-low voltage (ELV) category was included within Part P to cover extra-low voltage lighting installations, comprising downlighters, which have been known to be the cause of a number of house fires, for example, due to incorrectly...

sounds like a defective unit.

3) FGS BEFORE TRYING TO LEARN ANYTHING ABOUT ELECTRICS WILL YOU PLEASE TAKE THE TROUBLE TO LEARN A BIT ABOUT GEOGRAPHY. GET AN ATLAS, FIND AUSTRALIA, SEE IF IT IS PART OF THE UK OR NOT. give your missus her bingo pen back :lol:

sheathed cables usually have the size of conductor stamped on them. the difficullty in knowing the size of conductor is that there are different tpes and grades of insulation. eg. a 2.5mm2 cable may be 70C pvc, 90C pvc, silicon, etc ( check a trade site to see the different types/grades...

what cables have you got there? look at the sticky at the beginning of the forum to get an idea of different wiring methods. the more info the easier it is to help

Is that a capital T after a comma? Shurrly not!

oops showin my age :shock:

ps the 10mm cable is fine

this is how it should look http://beta9.picturehost.co.uk/shower.JPG modern showers are usually rated around 8.5 KW upwards. to work out what current it uses divide power by 240 ( i.e. for 8.5KW, divide 8500 by 240 = 35.41A. for 9.5KW, 9500/240 = 39.58A ) Therefore you will need a fuse or...

please confirm there is only 1 cable at the switch, a 3core + earth

dont know if you can get this picture http://beta9.picturehost.co.uk/jb.JPG

can you see where the wires connect to in the switch? (C,L1,L2) if you are going to connect a junction box it needs to be in the cable that goes from the fuseboard to the light