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Would it be OK for me to feed two existing lighting circuits from one 6amp RCBO? There is a total of 6 rooms only ( ordinary single lamps ). At the moment one circuit suplies 4 rooms and the other only 2. Both circuits on same floor level I do understand the part P implications ........

Came across this just outside a hotel I stayed in on Crete..

Yes it most certainly does.. :D

If you have a shower mat ( the ones with the suction cups underneath ) you can attach one of the suction cups to the waste and pull it upwards at the same time as operating the release. I have a Bathstore pop up in the bath that sometimes needs this treatment, especially if the bath has been...

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Do I need the whole thing ( £45.00 {ouch}) or can I just get the little plastic bit?

Hello all. I need to identify a part that is broken in my boiler. It is part of the water flow restrictor and is a small white plastic part that is spring loaded and in normal operation seals up the hole in the flow regulator. When hot water is called the water flow lifts this part from its seat...

[/url] Has a person got to belong to a scheme to carry out a PIR?

Thats a bit obvious but how is the wiring different ( thicker insulation - more of it ?? )

Found it ..................Apologies

You are probably right but I cant find this in BS7671? Have you a page number?

I knew that already... What I asked was What is the actual physical diffrence

Why 4mm ? The normal cpc for a lighting circuit is only 1mm ??? Could anyone explain EXACTLY what the diffrence is between an "ordinary" fitting and a "double insulated" fitting? The blurb just mentions "extra insulation" .... Could this not be retro fitted?

Would it be OK for the op to run separate earth cables to the metal fittings and connect them to the MET?

All in a bunch ( almost touching )

What if I where to drive in ,lets say 10 rods all within inches of one another. Would the impedence then be very much higher than a single rod? or would it be the equivalent of a thicker single rod?

What it says is the impedence of two closely spaced rods would be higher that two widely spaced rods, NOT more than a single rod.