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    Is this Govenment a load of fools - part p

    Well, a consultant and educator should perhaps be a tad more tolerant and less supercilious. I doubt very much if you speak that way to anyone in a classroom :oops: How about addressing the point of a motor car. Tell me as a thicko , how can a car can run so many bits of equipment and not...
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    Is this Govenment a load of fools - part p

    Err - sorry to be a bit thick and that, but I have just come home in my motor car. Seems to run by something called electricity at 12v - whatever that is I do not know I am sure. Let me see now - just gone out to look at the cable sizes - can't see any as thick as your arm. Total fuses 30...
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    earth bonding.in bathroom - routing of cable

    Route of earth cable I intend to upgrade supplemenatry bonding in bathroom. Pipes are no problem but downflow heater, towel rail and shaver socket are on 3 different walls. The downflow heater is installed at over 6 foot high and the shaver socket is about 4 foot. I know that I bond from...
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    Earth bonding

    Supplementary bonding. Route of earth cable I intend to upgrade supplemenatry bonding in bathroom. Pipes are no problem but downflow heater, towel rail and shaver socket are on 3 different walls. The downflow heater is installed at over 6 foot high and the shaver socket is about 4 foot...
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    1960s house

    [/url] Looks bang up to date (june 2003) and sounds interesting. Seems pitched at the right level as well.
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    fused spur to fused spur

    Thanks - they look neat. Prefer flush fitting although they would be in an alcove.
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    1960s house

    Ban-all-sheds Can I come back to you once I have a chance to read the section.on disconnect times Have ordered "The Electrians Guide" along with the "IEE on site guide" What next - maybe "Which book of wiring and Lighting" and Collins book on the same subject.
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    1960s house

    C.P.C. in 2.5mm used to be 1.0mm but only with certain manufacturers, now 1.5mm is used, don't come across it much but every now and then.. :oops: Oops - should have checked other ring circuit - house must have a partial rewire as the upstairs ring has a smaller cpc. Does this mean that is...
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    1960s house

    From what to what :?: I have some 1970 and present day 2.5 t&e and I can see no difference.
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    [b]Part P Questions[/b]

    Seems the timescale is - Law passed Feb 2004 - Effective summer 2004 - 3 to 6 month transitional period From tedious slide show from Nic slide show on web site http://www.niceic.org.uk/approved/events.html
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    1960s house

    So, when did cpc's change in 2.5 t&e:?:
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    1960s house

    [Bear in mind that when Part P becomes law you will be required to update any old wiring where any new installation depends on it.quote]]. Ban_all Sheds I take you mean that any changes in regs will have to identified :?: Say supplementary bonding will have to be added where appropriate...
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    fused spur to fused spur

    thanks for the feedback - much appreciated I prefer plan A as it just extends the ring circuit and does away with the chasing down to each socket. Breezer Yes it is 2.5 t&e Ban-all-sheds Have not figured out how many sockets. My wall is 28ft long (living.dining combined) - what...
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    fused spur to fused spur

    DIYNOT have added a pic to my original post . Hopefully it is clear enough but I can have another go if not. Although not clear from the diagram - the wall is 28ft long with (1) 2 gang socket and 2 single spurs off the socket (not acceptable now but ok when done a good number of years ago) I...
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    fused spur to fused spur

    Can you connect a fused spur directly to another fused spur ?Thinking of 3 gang socket fused outlets connected together. If it is ok - is it good practise? Not possible anymore with ordinary spurs - although my house has been wired that way in one instance. Not by me, but it was acceptable...
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