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    What to do with this

    Would it be handy if just changed ho a socket outlet
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    RCD tripping issue (again) - Earth Leakage?

    you sure grey is the earth, convention these days is black earth and grey neutral however in the early days either way was often used edit just see pics and some are different
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    Emergency light led

    Looks like it may be an Ansell self test, he may wake up one day and find its a red led
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    Mains tripping

    Sometimes a fault on the wiring does not trip an rcd till something with a high load is used like a washing machine, so do not assume the washing machines the issue
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    Should a wall heater have a fused spur?

    if there srorage heaers a 20a double pole switch is more likely
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    RCD adaptor won't reset...

    Try in a different socket, sometimes if the earths poor they wont reset
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    outdoor led strip lighting

    Led rope is another option
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    Fluorescent tube - is tube faulty or is it the starter?

    I always thought the 2 wire units were called magnetic chokes as they only limited the current to the lamp, ie choked the current. Anything with more wires were ballasts
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    Threaded tube for lamp

    The common size for lghting is 10mm x 1mm pitch, google that and add hollow lighting rod, not many sellers sell longer than 1 metre lengths
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    Kitchen light suggestions

    It was more to show the style, I personally think battens look to commercial. Have you considered dali dimmable, and set it to your requirements
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    Kitchen light suggestions

    The 6ft twins have two long led strips within hence the high wattage and brightness , the single version is likely 30 watt, though as you say still considerably higher wattage than your existing
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    Kitchen light suggestions

    Rather than 5fts that look like old style fittings consider wider thinner led panels, with the drivers tucked behind them
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    What's this protective tube called? Looks like shower hose.

    Looks like metal kopex (brand name), googling that brings up cheaper alternatives
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    ≥6-core flex?

    Is there a reason for not wanting black cores
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    Old Wickes prewired trunking - is it safe?

    You see a lot of similar in offices under desks, i believe the main advantage was it could just be plugged into the floor boxes by the contractors, rather than having an electrician on site, whenever they changed the layout. Last one i see, had the supply lead plugged into a rcd module, first...
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