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https://www.screwfix.com/p/d-line-pvc-white-mini-trunking-30mm-x-15mm-x-2m/42453?tc=SB7&ds_kid=92700048793290388&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI677vpays-wIVk9_tCh0cTQuCEAQYASABEgLo0vD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Have a look at the Zano controls range

Get a proper EICR done on the property...this will show up any faults that need rectifying before the board change

Factory reset and start again...never had a problem with the v pro

Get a sparky

Put a blank plate where the switch is and fit a quinetic switch and reciever.....job done

No

Hamilton

If all they want is a quote so they can knock that amount off the price of the house, Tell them its £50

https://www.quickwire.co.uk/product/quickwire-switch-load-junction-box/ If there is enough slack on the cables you could use one of these and then you would only have one cable going to new fitting

You light the sky if you want

Put the light on the wall so that the cable entry point is level with a mortar joint either bottom or side and scrape out some mortar so the cable sits inside enough for the fitting to sit flush

So where are you getting a third party electrician from

The ducting shouldn't be raised like that as it causes the condensation to run back on itself

First thing you need to do is buy a fire extinguisher, One suitable for electrical fires, Second thing STOP watching tutorials and third thing is get an electrician

Also the double socket will not be rated for 40a, you may have to use a switched fused spur to feed the socket, so 6mm to sfcu then 2.5mm to double socket

So you will have a 2.5mm cable for a spur on a 40a circuit

DO NOT watch this guy....

What size mcb at CU for cooker circuit?

Was obvious to me....but not obvious to OP.... maybe just use plain English and not as many words as you can to explain something so simple