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    Ugly kitchen switch panel

    Yeah, we know.
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    bathroom extractor flat roof installation for loft conversion

    My son has a new old house. As the toilet ceiling fan didn't seem effective they decided to put a new fan in. On taking out the old fan they found it went into a duct , ran a meter towards the other end of the ceiling, and came down through a vent again.
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    Bathroom extractor fan keeps dying

    Where on earth (in your case, flat earth) do you get that from.
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    Led security light feed from existing light circuit

    It was a dangerous joke.
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    Henry motor

    Citation needed!
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    40W drawn on lighting circuit even when everything is off

    Well, I guess that can only measure current, and the 40W assumes 230/240V (174mA). It doesn't take into account power factor. So something like a permanently connected power supply with no load connected may be able to give this, but usually lighting 'transformers' are switched at the input so...
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    Standard 6AMP Pull Cord Switch as Fan Isolator?

    I disagree with your tortuous logic.
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    Bathroom extractor fan keeps dying

    I think it was meant as a joke...
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    A cracked plug socket which I use a lot for fan-heater.

    Both the socket and the plug now need replacing...
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    A cracked plug socket which I use a lot for fan-heater.

    When this happens you must change the plug at the same time.
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    Standard 6AMP Pull Cord Switch as Fan Isolator?

    That is essentially for building consumer units out of parts from different vendors. It has nothing to do with whether you must use an isolation switch.
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    MY EON meter

    Looks like you have switched it to display export. Probably just a couple of button presses needed.
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    Chasing for sockets and switches for rewire later

    1/6th of the wall thickness - in other words 16.6 mm for a 100mm wall.
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    LED driver fan

    Will you be able to access these drivers when they go faulty?
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    Installing Steel Conduit

    Thanks for all the answers. I'll review them with interest.
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    Installing Steel Conduit

    Let's suppose you need to install a Ring Final in steel conduit. This would seem to involve a ring of steel conduit in which you might fit each piece of conduit by screwing it into the previous piece. The last piece would seem to need to be screwed into two female threads and unless one of them...
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    Usb sockets buzzing

    It wouldn't surprise me. Cheapest possible transformers in power supply circuit are very likely to buzz.
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    Main cut out fuse rating verification

    Sorry, I must have taken to mean "they changed all my tails to 16mm² ones".
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    Main cut out fuse rating verification

    Mmm... seems odd for anyone to go to the effort and expense of replacing a large cable with a smaller one just because it could carry too much current. Still, I've given up trying to understand people.
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    Main cut out fuse rating verification

    Everyone has been putting in 25mm tails forever now regardless. (imho)
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