Recent content by AndyPRK

can't have an AFDD with a Ring. I guess the answer to that is to split it into 2 radials and spend even more money on AFDDs and large CUs

To be fair, once I had done some fine adjustment over 3 seasons, mine has been fine for years. Nightmare for an electrican to install though, as they can’t be around during/after showers to adjust ;)

I think I can see sleeving on the left pin. maybe part of the problem! Unless it’s charring!

The weather has changed recently though.

Plastic around fuse melted and live has touched another terminal. Would have thought your consumer unit would have tripped. Any pics of that please?

Mark current setting. Then re adjust. They are sensitive to setup

I have both the first eBay link and fillament ones and can confirm they DO put light out towards the base. And will light a ceiling just like an incandescent. That why they are marked 330 deg Buy the eBay one then. Cheap and good light output all directions

buy yourself one of these and try it. I don't think you will be disappointed. https://www.diy.com/departments/diall-b22-5-9w-806lm-milky-gls-neutral-white-led-filament-light-bulb/5059340207841_BQ.prd though The ebay deal I posted at the start of this thread is better value

put the CFLs on ebay, What were the 25W yellow lamps for ?

Well at least it might save a few pennies. More worth while than worring about a bit of sleeving which has no function. ;)

While not filament, these are good for a 60W replacement. 330° light output. If you want more than one, just ask her how many you require and she will sort it...

yes, filament LED's can come in low output versions, but they don't have to! You can get bright ones too! Their main advantage is when you want light to come out the sides. If you want light to some out the top, go for the traditional LEDs ones

Yes

looks ok to me, but doing go doing it in the dark or just before xmas !!!

Need a loop between L and LS