Recent content by tsutton

Interesting insight, thank you. In my head, I can see myself telling me "the smaller cable it is, the less power you're allowed to use" :LOL:

Bend it like Beckham! :LOL: Thanks for your advice.

Fence are painted in slate grey Wood wouldn't last long as that's what are installed at the moment - they're all rotten and breaks up when I use a grass trimmer. So, metal and stone are fine, but the easier installation, the better. I would suspect metal as I can bend it as I go along.

At the moment, I plan to have the following devices: CloudKey+ = 12.95W Lite 16 PoE = 15W (Excluding PoE output) Raspberry Pi 5 8GB Board = approx 3W

I'd say approx 10m or so.

Straight line are the fence. Edging is what it looks like with the curves. I am liking the Everedge that @pcaouolte mentioned - looks simple and can be bent around curves easily. The design was already there when I moved in, so if it gets too difficult to sort, I might be able to redesign it...

See screenshot.

Well... It got a PoE switch, a gateway, PI and fans. All connected to a server extension plugs. So it will be higher usage. I'd rather play it safe a wire a new cable. Thanks.

Yes, that's my thoughts too. So I would be better off with running a new cable from a spare socket, as I need to fit a network cabinet in the loft. Thank you again.

Looks good, thanks. But it's only available to trade. But it does give me an idea, so will research more. Thanks.

Yes, all cabling are behind RCD.

Normal bulb, But I plan to change it to a round LED to give out more light in the loft space.

Here's my quick & awesome drawing. ;) All fed from the upstairs ceiling light

Hi all, Been up in my loft to look at the electrical wiring for the first time since buying my property. There is a single power socket for the TV aerial signal booster. This single socket has a 2.5mm cable going to a light switch for the loft light. Then from that light switch, there is a...

Ohh, that looks interesting... thank you, will look more into this. Cheers