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Very stupid post.

Due to the attitude towards me from the outset @morqthana is the enemy of myself and of my country (of whose land he had tried to lay claim).

An example found within seconds. You should really learn how to use the search function.

APOLOGISE ALSO YOU LIAR: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/unregistered-electrician-gaoled.453356/

APOLOGISE ALSO: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/unregistered-electrician-gaoled.453356/

APOLOGISE INSTANTLY CLOWN: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/unregistered-electrician-gaoled.453356/

I have in the past. So perhaps you should read back through old posts and not waste my time.

Obviously in relation to the information which brought up the issue about the "UK" you doofus. And to show that it is not a like situation in terms of penalties and enforcement.

From safeelectric.ie: Except for certain Minor Electrical Works* it is a criminal offence for a non-registered Contractor to carry out electrical work in a domestic premises. The penalties for non-compliance set out in the Energy (Miscellaneous Provisions) 2006 Act (the 2006 Act) include a...

As with @baldykev I suspect the supply voltage is going out of tolerance.

Now you're being a Silly Billy.

If it connects to the existing ring final circuit then it is a spur from the ring.

Several.

Do you understand that you can't just claim my country and hoist the Butcher's Apron? It's not the National Flag and never shall be.

Fuses can't trip! They rupture.

ESP GuardCam Deco.

It's not always the line, but a logical explanation would of course be a loose connection between the fuse and carrier.

No need to apologise. I've done jobs in Sligo before, but like you I agree it's too far for most things. About a two hour drive to Sligo Town from here.

It would hardly align with their obligations in respect of IEC/CENELEC either, so couldn't actually be done anyway.

Now you'll be able to perform a proper manly loop impedance test where no RCDs are present.