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see my thread in forum information (since i expect the mods to delete it, it was also emailed to admin)

you did. passive trips on power fail (use for stuff you dont want to start without warning on power resume) active doesnt trip on power fail(ideal for fridges)

you only need live neutral and earth to first alarm. so there wont be a problem (and if anything, 1 less core to deal with)

unless you have appropriate tools (bender, die etc) then youll be better diggin a hole... or use SWA in place of conduit

were here. combined, we know more.... so what was the problem? :lol:

i wish he could have stayed longer, but he would have started suffering in the next few days. not something i would want him to have gone thru, and not for him to remember him bein force to stay alive longer. not even 10 years old. ive had him almost half my life, and ill never forget the day...

dont get you with colours 3core was red yellow and blue, now brown black and grey? you need a 3core between lights for a signal line. you can use 3core to CU if you want, but you can get away with twin

i think the batteries are just to keep the time/date etc in memory if the power fails. obviously, if its soldered in its not designed to be replaced. why do you need to replace it? (lots of power cuts?)

or maybe a parachute jump. thatll test the speed to the max and there wont be any bumps on the way down (until you get down...)

depends on power rating, but im 99% sure youll need a switch what can take the load

1: they dont know where you want it 2: yes, perfectly acceptable and remember, if the lid overhangs the edge, leave a gfap between the boxes. last time i had to take a grinder to the lid....

yes, but for them to work, the armour has to be cut very short

either you cant drill 2 holes next to each other level, or the CU is pi**ed

Can i attatch the fused spur with thermostat off to the same double plug socket that I spur another double plug socket off ? Hope that makes sense.not really...

extend the ring to your new double socket?

you can stick a plug and 3A fuse on cooker hood

what size SWA are you using? smaller stuff usually goes into plastic OK, providing there isnt too much stress on it (i.e it doesnt bend out of the CU)

i do it this way aswell and its much easier and quicker, and you get a better (more straight) cut

lobly hill bank just off the A1. pretty steep, but also very busy at times. shibdon and blaydon bank, again, pretty steep, but a few corners, should get a good run from shibon bank tho

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