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Plastering! :wink:

This manual may also help. This one is different as you don't have to make your own link from L to the relay contact - it looks as though it has been done for you internally. http://www.enerfoil.com/me-thermostat/install.htm Strongly recommend contacting the manufacturer unless you are...

You could also try switching on and off the heating output and use a continuity meter to determine which 2 of the terminals are the relay contact. Typically the heating output is a volt-free contact to which you have to put 240V to one end, then one end of the heater element to the other, and...

Ring them up on 01249 444734. More than likely they distribute through outlets like Scattergood & Johnson.

i've heard of people lighting fires under cables. When they eventually short and take a breaker out, it's safe to hack them out.

have you checked the wiring on the pull switch? If the neon on that goes out i wouldn't blame the shower just yet

I used to fix videos and i tell you cat pee is about the most corrosive substance you can add to electrical equipment. As it dries it leaves a nasty crusty mess in its place.

ColJack, at the risk of asking what may already have been asked elsewhere, when did this law come into effect? And i assume it's not retrospective.

If it's tripping with no appliances plugged in then surely you should be looking for a L-N or L-E short before whacking it with a megger which tests for insulation?

shouldn't the heater be wired through a stat? No need for a timer if that's the case.

Looks like the underside of a recording studio!

Alan Wakefield your work looks very, very nice!

Agreed Adam. In my business we supply all transformers and SMPS with D-curve breakers.

Nah, more like ELO :wink:

Some light bulbs can "sing" when connected to a dimmer switch. This is probably caused by ringing of the element because the dimmer circuit chops the mains and introduces high order harmonics.