@Wayners thanks for your assistance. I have for now refitted the prior inlet valve as it was functional: I was changing it because I was fixing the other problems (cistern-toilet interface, knackered syphon valve). Although it is plastic shank, it has gone back together easy peasy. So I now have...
Its a plastic shank inlet valve. As was the one I removed. The inlet pipe has a plastic push fitting onto the copper, a washer (doesn't look like fibre to me), and a brass nut. So the threading is brass onto plastic, as the last one was. Its also bloody awkward positioning in that you can't get...
@Wayners thanks for that. I had actually gone to a plumbing shop since I originally posted, and they have in fact sold me a couple that won't do the job. However, your post has shown me the light. and although that is not the right size for the job, it made me realise that I was misunderstanding...
Thanks. Having looked though ("Cistern Washer") they only have 2" and 1 1/2", and the outlet / inlet is 2 1/2 inch. Umm.
I'll keep looking to see if I can find a suitable size one.
I need to replace the flush on a toilet (close coupled). I bought a fluid master dual flush https://www.screwfix.com/p/fluidmaster-4550073-1-1-2-and-2-button-cable-dual-flush-bottom-inlet/58353 which I've used before on other toilets in the house. Albeit its been a small number of years since I...
I have to say that was my first thought when I saw the picture. It may not officially need to be IP44 rated, but wires showing like that in an open structure
Actually, there are 12 slots, but 2 have blank plates. So fitting a 12 or 14 may not be a problem. I'll definitely pick that up with him. As you say, would not seem to be the right thing to do.
Its 10 (actually slots 9 currently in use but only because one of the circuits (radial) was switched over to piggy back onto an RCD slot). Space could be an issue. I'll ask the electrician. I certainly see merit in having spare even if its not clear what demand one might have in future.
It has been specified for me: perhaps I need to ask the question. I'm going to assume that fitting a 12 or 14 way rather than a 10 way isn't going to be a significant difference price wise.
Useful observation, thanks.
Octopus Tracker is something I have got curious about (I'm currently with Octopus). Do you get a notification of what the day rate is and how do you receive it ? Or do you need to go check on the meter ? I can see it could be useful for decisions on e.g. washing machine (and whether you are...
Hi,
I'm looking to have our consumer unit replaced: as noted on a thread I started a couple of months ago its old, has insufficient RCDs, and is overall just 'a bit ***t'. I had an electrician I had in for some other work look at a little while ago and now have a quote.
I was wondering whether...
I definitely would not intend to muck around with that myself. I was more musing that it was something I could get an electrician to do without having to change the whole CU - although I do see merit in that, and its less a cost thing and more a time thing at the moment