Recent content by AndyPRK

If a bathroom doesn’t have a bath in it, I don’t know what would

The RCD protects all the 'breakers'/MCB directly to the left of it

Not great if the links are getting too hot, they either aren’t up for the Job or a fault The link shouldn’t be carrying the full current anyway

car reversing lights aren't what they were. Many have down graded 21W bulbs to 16W bulbs and with small windows in the lens. They do sell plug is replacement capless bulbs in the 21W version, which maybe an easy option. As for the house, well you could fit one of those fashionable up and down...

Is that brown and red wire in the same terminal hole ? Take one out. To me a timer fan has been replaced with a normal fan

That’s certainly what the regulations say.

A chox block was prob used As Cable so short !

didn't know that rule. But that's not an intermediate switch. probably a wiring error at the switch. Start by seeing what colours are present at the fan if easy.

Modern ones and maybe even old ones too, have switches activated off the shutters, to prevent the transformer running

30mA RCD protection on all circuits. Toothbrushes being left plugged in for a long time

The reset of the world manages without (big, heavy, humming, hot) isolation transformers. So common sense would say they are no longer required. In was a cleaver idea in its day. And as for the regulation being all about Baths, as long as you aren't fitting a 13A socket, then you aren't going...

Bttt

That copy thread link didn’t work too well. Look a few posts away

https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/small-euro-shaver-socket.656330/

If you know the cable route, and cable type. I remember dave savo using resistance measurements to find a short to calculate the cable length were the short was. From 10 mins