You don't normally need to take skirting off. Use a nice long SDS bit and drill down as parallel to the wall as you can.
I would be tempted to Wago it and blank plate though.
BLIMEY not a single mention of an RCD by anyone yet!
Bhm,
If they are not happy about the lighting cct being rewired I would walk away. Dont give a price for changing the lights/switches to Class II fittings, the chances are some of the perished VIR will make it a nightmare, and then you will be up poo creak!
Regards.
Hi Ajma,
i have had a quick look and cannot find them either. TLC stock a good range of toggle switches but alas no sockets.
At a guess I would say they are only on switches as they are much more likely to be switched on and off regularly. And the shape of the toggle switch makes this...
Yes, I have previously reported issues with dodgy cutout fuse carriers and the like. I would always inform DNO where need be.
Try again, silly me!
Thanks
Simple really!
Thanks Westie,
I was going to mention your name in the subject box, as it is your area of definitive knowledge! But I did not want to make you feel in anyway obliged to reply!
It was mentioned on a summary sheet with the EICR, as a non-coded improvement. I note what you say with regards to...
Hi folks,
Asked to do some minor remedials on a third-party EICR. Query is this: it is the DNO's responsibility to upgrade the main earth (TN-S) to MET. It is currently approx 4mm CSA. The Ze is 0.36. Main bonding is all good.
So would the DNO bother to upgrade it, or deem it satisfactory...
Yeah, I was being lazy as torch was in the van, and it was late in the day.
It was the merest tingle, and as I wired and ran cables and all IR tests were good I felt all would be ok. Me wrong!
50V is touch voltage. So it's more than 50V. The RCBO does not trip but tests fine also.
I was waiting for that to come up!
Empty property, dark outside, lights on. Forgot to do R2 as a dead test due to a distraction earlier in the day. I did the R2 and felt the merest of tingles, that's why I measured between the floating cpc and the rod.
Oh, OK.
I googled the fluke and then googled true RMS. I found a sales vid on youtube that stated that many meters chop up the AC sinewave to get an average, whereas a true RMS type meter does not. It also mentioned that the voltage measured can be significantly different between the two...