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Nothing like..... I see you changed snico to snido.....I like what you did there! impressive stuff.

For some reason PP thinks I was sacked from the police :lol: I'm not ashamed of being a traffic officer, Really ? You a Parking Attendant now ?. or- a Lollipop man ?.

I enjoy your tales, they keep me, and the majority of this forum amused. I imagine you are an attention seeker, probably started at school. I dont try and wind you up, I just like listening to your fabricated tales, like everyone else does. You have probably in the past called a...

YOU are pathetic snido. I have more than enough money to do everyting I WANT to do. I am not one of these people who 'lust' for more money and never spend any. I do not owe a penny at all to anyone. Yes- my properties ARE paid for--totally. I care not a jot about offsetting rental income...

So you own all your properties which you rent out :lol: The signs of a very poor financial investment, people with a portfolio tend not to own, but mortgage their properties.......do you understand about offsetting rental income with mortgage interest........so basically you are losing money...

...the help they can get . What I would say though -is - what I do-- pays several times more than what you do- for sure . How much can a Lollipop man like you make each day ?. I have told you lots of times before-- I DO NOT DEAL IN RECLAIMED BRICKS . I HAVE SEVERAL PROPERTIES I OWN...

...are so very much off the mark regarding what I do. You see Snido- just because everyone knows you are a sacked copper - and recently a 'Lollipop Man ' :lol: --It does not add any credence to what you say . When was it you left liverpool ?. ps- you can get a full street of houses for...

Hmmmm! What on earth are the test results on the EICR for the 'ring' that was apparently tested. It terms of 'giving future electricians/inspectors a chance', I would suggest that you replace that parallel pair of 6" 2.5mm² cables with some 6mm² (or simply pull the 6mm² into the CU, if...

Yes exactly that. I have a house full of this sort of trick, his plumbing is worse than his wiring. Daniel

...and have been moved tho read more carefully what you wrote in your last post. You wrote: Are you saying that the 6mm² 'stick' of the lollipop enters the CU as two very short 2.5mm² cables in parallel? If so, was that just someone's attempt to 'deceive' anyone looking at it into thinking it...

If it were tested as a radial, then it presumably would 'pass' the continuity tests. However, that would leave the possibilty that a broken 'ring' or bridged 'ring' may have gone undetected. Indeed. As I said, I think the more labelling and documentation the better! Kind Regards, John

...single peice of 6mm I would have thought that would have given at least some of the idea as to what they might be looking at? I am also going to lable all the wires coming in/out of the junction box as to what they are. I might write 'lollipop' on the 6mm as it goes into the breaker...

...problems arises. Since it's not conventional (and hence probably 'not in their I&T book') some 'electricians' might be thrown by a lollipop circuit - and either just not know what to do or, perhaps more likely, just test the circuit as if it were a radial. At the least, I think some clear...

Sounds about like what I would expect. Im planning to make the juntion in question accessable for said same. Daniel

It would presumably have to be 'very near', since 'at the CU' would be a ring, not a lollipop (unless one is splitting hairs about the internal components of an OPD, and the single cable supplying the neutral bar - in which case all rings are technically lollipops!), As I said, I doubt that...

Hi John, I was querying the point in reworking the ring circuit to lollipop at (or very near) the CU. If a park is not happy installing a 'standard' ring, the radial offers a suitable alternative. I'm not sure what tests would need to be carried out on a lollipop for an EIC.

That is correct. I thought you were referring to the 'star pattern' as you hadn't mentioned a 'lollipop'.

...I'm convinced either, but this is where I need a second opinion on what he's saying and the feasibility of the options in question :) (By lollipop, I mean a 4mm2 single cable runs from the CU to underneath the kitchen cupboards. This then hits a JB, from which the sockets are run in a ring...

...at night. How long has it been since the last? To add a four socket radial in an hour is good going. The only answer to the junction box problem is rewiring. I don't think you have used the term 'lollipop' correctly. You have an electrician who, I'm sure, will be happy to advise you.

...32A shower (4mm2) 16A radial, downstairs sockets x5 16A radial, upstairs sockets x4 & model railway loft socket through 3A FCU 16A 'lollipop' (4mm2 to kitchen, then 2.5mm2 ring) kitchen sockets x6 & boiler 16A unlabelled, I *think* this does the socket behind the fridge, although I'm by...