Recent content by AndyPRK

As pointed out, the FCU at the top is wired as a spur (like you have drawn it). And while you are allowed a spur from a point, you may not get full marks? The FCU is likely to be there to connect some sort of appliance. (rather than control the sockets)

Well the requirements say a CPC on it's own needs to be a certain thickness, but that is not compatable with connecting to light fittings/6A junctions. On the plus side: No exposed wires (grey sheath into JB) CPC sleeving on everything brown sleeving to identify.

Junction looks neat to me and not done by a diyer. I’d leave alone

Yeah it’s a good point about light circuits.

What was the smallest size tails that were made in the 80’s I have some which I think are 10mm or smaller. Could that be right?

RIP John Only seams a few weeks ago he was enquiring about other people’s health. And he said he had put something in place to let us know when he was gone.

Seen a Luceco Luxpack Essence Single 5ft LED Batten 30 - 60W 3600/7200lm 220-240V, Product code: 312VK

Can anymore recommend a good led strip light for a garage please. Ideally from Screwfix Also a kitchen under cabinet light with figure8 socket. Osram used to do a good one but stopped Thanks

It’s a joke ! Considering the grid Hz went out of spec in June I guess they were worried this would tip the balance at dinner time

NOT sure that link works?

Good point. I do have a couple of 2A where I would have expected them to be 5A.

I’m too young. But I thought 5A and 15A sockets were fitted/present at the same timeframe. Therefore a lamp would have a 5A plug

A certain person had reposted it. You can guess who! lol

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