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Funnily enough - he didn't want any! (not that i could give him hot tea as no elec!)

Just to update and close, DNO Subbie came out, and decided it would be in his interest to install the isolator at the same time. Called his office, confirmed that they could pull the job from 30th (the second app) forward to when he was visiting, and installed the isolator and meter at the same...

Dno subcontractor call to adjust time and I asked at the time if they could fit, the guy on the phone said he could only do the works they were told. So called npower and they said they would instruct the dno to fit if they have time, else have made a second appointment to fit at the end of the...

Lack of space to make a tidy install. And the meter change was always going to happen to move off eco 7

Thanks for the response Johns, I guess I had lots of condensation when the insulation wasn't sealed, as it was over bathroom area. At the moment the loft is cold, with a light draft (though that's is with the hatch open so need to see when it's closed) fan was more as a just in case, the joists...

I do, but I can't afford to rip apart the first floor and stick a loft conversion on now, and the electrician (rightly) wouldn't put my old wiring in the new box as it's bodges beyond belief including my dimming first floor lights which I have found to have a break in all three conductors in the...

I'll give them a call and see if the installer can do the same while he/she is attending for the meter.

Did you ask before hand or ask the guy doing the swap?

I've had some works done, where the electrician pulled the main fuse, and connected in a new fuse box off an existing Henley block. There will be further works to remove the old fuse box once the first floor of the house has been refurbished, so will need to be able to isolate the henley block...

With the celotex sealed around the edges, the amount of condensation seen has reduced a lot (as it its almost not visible) however joist are still wet at the top edge. Fan has been fixed on Sunday, so will see what happens over this week. However weather is warmer now so not as much...

Sorry it was a breather membrane, and vented ridge (i assume that using clips to hold ridge tiles down rather then mortar are vented?) previously was bedded on mortar. Soffit was wood, and is now covered in plastic, there were no vents prior, and still are none.

Is the IDS software available to anyone/everyone? and do i need a special cable or standard usb/network etc suitable? The setup i have at present is: 3 zone values: 1: uFH manifold - controlled by raspberry pi 2: upstairs rads - programmer/thermostat 3: DHWT - programmer and built in cylinder...

Good Afternoon, Is there anywhere that a user (ie me!) can view the flow and return temps on an intergas HRE SB? Also although not shown on the installation manual, is there a way to get hot water priority on this model? ( i found a page that details what needs to be done on a similar model...

Thanks John, I'd seen that link already, and loosely following it, just wanted to see if anything i did with the insulation was done incorrectly or not complete. It didnt apear to be a problem last dec/jan, so could it be as a result of the plaster drying, heating not being on and insulation...

Good Morning, Was looking to tidy up wiring in the loft over xmas/new Years, but got stopped in my tracks once i noticed a fair amount of condensation on the felt layer and wetness on the roof joists. Time line is as follows: Pre Nov 2015: loft insulated with two layers of fiber glass...

Don't I know it... Still only want one so I guess I take the hit... If needed to do lots I'd be looking for something else!

Apologies... Here's the link... https://www.emergency-lighting-direct.co.uk/13-watt-led-cfl-3-hour-maintained-emergency-conversion-kit.html

The Celotex is already down, and most likely the wire will need to pass through. Light fittings and the MCB its on, will remain as they are, just tidying up the wiring at this stage!

Good Morning, I am covering the floor in my loft with 100mm of celotex. Upstairs wiring needs tidying up (there are a couple of twisted connections, a few choc blocs etc... plus i've been having issues with dimming lights. So i will be looking to re-run all the wiring between the two ends...

Thanks for the responses, and apologies -i wanted the idea of non-maintained (ie not on all the time) but now realise that its actually maintained i want, with the device being capable of switching the light seperatly. Works for LED GU10's which makes it ideal for my need - ie can use the same...