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I've just been tinkering around with an ancient audio door entry system in our block of 8 flats, and have ended up replacing the handsets as the on/off hook switches were worn out. Anyway, I found the resources section of the Bell System website quite useful for understanding the system...

You'll probably find it difficult to find a good quality LED 46"+ TV that isn't smart :wink: Panasonic TX-L47ET61B with 5yr guarantee from John Lewis (same as the ET60 from other retailers I believe) - I love the picture on mine. I have it connected to a Sony 5.1 surround sound system too.

Generally speaking, I think you'll find that if you stick to the same number of heating zones, a new hob will fit an existing worktop aperture. The reason I say this is that I used to work for an electricals retailer and all the different 4 burner gas & electric hobs dropped into standard...

What are you using to test for power at the replacement socket? If it's an appliance, have you checked that it works on a known good socket?

I power my lagged immersion heater constantly during the day, allowing the tank thermostat to keep the water temperature constant. I have found it to be no more expensive & a lot more convenient than turning on the power manually and heating the water from cold each time I want hot water.

Would an audible beeping from a unit by the grid switch be a viable alternative to limiting the times the lights are powered? If I've understood the situation correctly, your friend puts the lights on to take the guide dog down the path to the special pen, and back again. On return to the...