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ebee replied to the thread 80A PME Fuse.My I remind us that when some rule or reg or law states some particular thing - in this case being the csa of a particular conductor -... -
ebee replied to the thread 80A PME Fuse.Sorry No, I was neither correcting nor approving what either of you had said I was merely attempting to point out that it seems that the...
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ebee replied to the thread Is this article a Red Haddock ???.Please see the PS I added to my (the part in bold italics')
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ebee replied to the thread Ancient wiring problems..Smoke?Heat/CO alarms are a good idea anyway, you can not have too many so long as they are suitably placed for all sorts of reasons...
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ebee replied to the thread Ancient wiring problems..Meter fitters of today are not the meter fitters of yesteryear, they used to be qualified electricians and often had additional...
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ebee replied to the thread Ancient wiring problems..Well a quick glance at this extremely small portion does lead to a clue as to what it might need and whilst the remark that Murdochat...
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ebee replied to the thread 80A PME Fuse.I think that one who used to contribute to this forum got something right about my question in a thread when, indeed, I myself got it...
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ebee replied to the thread Is this article a Red Haddock ???.My understanding, from a Heating Engineer is that with TRVs a Room Stat is still required and is used as a "High Limit Stat". Edited a...
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ebee replied to the thread 80A PME Fuse."
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ebee replied to the thread 80A PME Fuse.Yes they do insist on 16.0 Earthing conductor with 25mm tails even though bonding at 10.00mm is sufficient and even when their...
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ebee replied to the thread Oil radiator down.Or combination pliers but might take a bit of practice unless experienced.
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ebee replied to the thread Neutral-Earth Voltage 120V.The Old "Drummond" testers had some advantage if used with care. Additionally the old homemade Plugtop three resistors and two neons...
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ebee replied to the thread Is this article a Red Haddock ???.I must admit I find around 19 degrees see to be the maximum end of comfort (indoors) and around 16 to 18 being the most comfortable. The...
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ebee replied to the thread Economy 7 clock wrong.Yes John I wholeheartedly agree with everything you have said. I think that here in the UK we are a little biased towards the potato...
