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TBH it sounds like a typical British Gas job.. They come and carry out a gas safety check and as part of that plug in their "Socket & see" polarity/loop indicator.. and when it indicates >200ohms they don't understand the reading.. If I were you I'd get in a recommended electrician to do a...

So if I read the highlighted bit correctly your immersion heater will only ever get a supply between 12am and 7am.. if that's the case then you don't need the horstmann timer, just replace it with a DP switch?!?!

Makes sense now.. I must admit I thought you had E7 from a single meter & (timeclock or teleswitch).. this would be more expensive than std rate.. although you seem to have a hybrid!

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TGQH though.. (EDIT.... TBQH though..) you may find that it will be easier to access in the garage; because once you've got your vacuum cleaner, ironing board, boxes of shoes and Christmas decorations in the cupboard they'll all be in the way!! Also as you'll be making a hole through a...

Sounds OK to me. Don't forget that you will also have to figure out some way to extend the circuits to the new CU position!

You really need to think about getting your tarrif changed as an E7 tarrif will be costing you a fortune, then you can use a standard immersion timer instead of an expensive "Horstman" type one you are using now. and yes, over time they can overheat

No it didn't... The max reading on a MFT 1502 for a 500v IR test is >299Mohms what test did you actually do??

Page 9 of Part P "i. The installation of equipment attached to the outside wall of a house (for example security lighting, air conditioning equipment and radon fans) is not notifiable provided that there are no exposed connections and the work does not involve the installation of a new...

Normally pull on - hold to dim - pull off

do they need to be??? they'll stop a nail or screw though (unless you hit them in with a sledge hammer)

as I added.. I tend to use 3mm steel plate held in place with some clout nails (at the edge)... got a mate who is a fabricator and I can get scrap!

using notches is not against regs so long as the cable has added mechanical protectionwhere it passes through the notch... like safe plates or 3mm steel plate such as http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Main_Index/Necessities_Index/Necessities~Cable_Protection/index.html

I had this in my old house.. there were no electrical accessories or cables in the area where we could smell it (only very occasionally).. though it was one of teh cats, but we had laminate and it was bone dry.. I saw something on Watchdog (or something like) and they were saying that some...

Phone your landlord... it's up to them to fix things like this

I have some insulation off 4mm cable with a bit of tape over the join - on my T120. Used it during my annual assesment and my assessor didn't even say anything!

and I had a Gainsbrough 2000 in my last house for more than 10 years without any problems... don't think we even had to change the shower head! It wasn't one of the cheap ones though... cost £130 ish about 15 years ago! I only supply Mira showers myself now

Did you read my edit????

[/url] Sorry, but at £44.99 it's still just cheap junk.. did you read this???? Compatibility: Suitable for use with the Rimini Ceiling Fan (782945). and that ones even cheaper junk! EDIT.. just looked at te light info and it seems that the light says it's compatable with the remote...