Recent content by EFLImpudence

When this is settled, are you familiar with magnetism?

That wouldn't take much searching. It's in the Willis, which is just an immersion heater in a tube. Of course. No it isn't. It is dependent on the temperature in the tube; not in the cylinder. Then use that variant. So what? If some hot has risen then some other not quite so hot must fall...

I am also frequently getting this every time I type something - I have to refresh the page when it will check that I am still human. What is the browser console?

I do not think your question is appropriate because, as it is written, I would say the answer (as far as the cylinder is concerned) is 'no' BUT that is because the immersion thermostat is also halfway up the cylinder and switching off the heating when the desired water temperature gets half way...

There don't seem to be any non-insulated ones on that page...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=ferrules+and+crimper&crid=3DYBMQTLJHDQ5&sprefix=ferrules+and+crimper%2Caps%2C529&ref=nb_sb_noss_1

They are called ferrules. You will need the correct size and a proper crimper.

Mmmm. Not exactly correct. It's not dangerous as long as your light fittings and accessories (and anything else on the circuit) are Class 2 and don't require an earth connection.

Yes.

No, of course not. There is no such regulation.

Yes, exactly my point. Still logged in but forgets I'm human.

What are you looking at? They are both exactly the same. Ignore the lettering - although even that is similar.

I did report the post when I wrote it. We shall see.

They do say - or I have read - that it is not actually whether you identify the correct square but the path of your cursor getting to the square in that humans are all wobbly and bots are direct.