Flexible meter tails help with routing.
The aren't as bendy as tri-rated, but they are a lot more bendy than traditional tails.
Oh for double-insulated/insulated-and-sheathed tri-rated...
They can go straight on the wall, but it can be easier wrt the fixings needed to fix a board to the wall, and then the electrical equipment to the board, particularly if the wall is uneven.
I'm sure he did.
But then eezatwat.
Sounds good to me.
He didn't counter it. Eezatwat, therefore his opinions may be discounted.
It's an on-off switch, not a changeover - BBM times are not a property.
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Not a good sign.
Not an indicator of a responsible professional.
Don't believe everything you read online.
Fixed by tightening the terminal, not replacing the cable.
Understandable.
Pay an electrician to produce a proper inspection report. Make it clear to him that he will not be...
I haven't seen mine for a while, but I am confident that I haven't thrown it away.
Mine definitely had a 13A on the face. Shutters & sleeved pins? Can't remember.
But given its age the 2pin sockets would have been for BS546 shaver plugs, not CEE 7/16 Europlugs.
Old, but old PVC. Could easily be absolutely fine. Did the electricians run any tests, or just look at things?
And a question for all:
Is there anybody here who really thinks that there couldn't possibly be any electricians out there so ignorant and stupid that they think they're not allowed...