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[/url] Possibly, does it work like a normal thermostat in that you set the temperature that the heating turns on/of at but is covered to prevent tampering fingers changing the setting. The house i have purchased was empty for a while and i am going to modernise it then rent it out.

I did start there and could not find the answer which is why i came on here.

SUNVIC TLM I have just purchased a house which has a sunvic tlm in the front room the heating system consists of a boiler in the garage ,hot water tank in the airing cupboard and water tank in the loft, there are no thermostatic valves on the radiator's to control the heat how does...

If possible follow the incoming cable be it overhead or underground to the first socket it enters and is terminated in ,this is your master socket. Rip the rest out and start again,openreach will go straight to the master socket and tell you that is where their responsibility ends and charge you...

This is a age old problem, the speed/bandwidth is increased and the signal will start to error like mad, you will have a high number of CRC errors which once they hit a certain level the line will drop and re-sync at a lower rate to try and stabilise the service. By the law of averages and the...

I have recently purchased a 1970`s semi, in the kitchen there appears to be marley floor tiles under the carpet and I want to tile the floor, in the past in my ignorance (12 years ago) I happily scrapped up Marley tiles and bagged them up then screeded the floor. I have recently become aware...

That's the one thank you very much :D

What is the cable called that has both bnc and 12v power for a cctv camera :?:. preferably the cable without the bnc connector already made up.

I asked the engineer on his maintenance visit to do it, scratched his head and said he did not know how to set it up to a network,that's three engineers from the same company who were clueless, looked into it myself and I have now managed to set it up so I can remote view the cameras via a...

The loft is a very common place to put cctv dvrs and safes ,we know that and so does the criminal was just pointing this out :)

Its very warm and dusty in a loft space,if you are unlucky enough to be broken into the toerags are already in your house so the cctv has not been a deterrent that you would wish. Most intruders will cover their faces anyway so you might as well put the dvr somewhere convient for you.

I have a ademco adkrd042e 4 ch cctv dvr,the software provided was not compatible with windows 8 this was not really a problem as I can still view and download any footage I need from the cctv by using a monitor and a usb removable drive,i would like to be able to connect it directly to my...

How do you dry them out they look sealed ?

After the recent downpours my rear xeno eyeball cctv camera has developed a problem with water ingress/condensation. I had the system professionally fitted just under a year ago and I think is still under warranty, am I within my rights to expect the camera to be replaced ?,the rating is ip65...

When you report a fault the test system tests your line and will come up with a rough fault location estimate e.g exchange,local network or customer aparatus.if the fault is in the exchange or local network you may never see the engineer he will probably just test the line and once fixed phone...

You see them a lot because when contractors change out the old poles they use them instead of replacing the drop wire all the way to the nte like they are supposed to if the end user is in

They are a lot better than the old box terminal it replaced as they are water tight,that one has been used as a repair and is not really in the correct postion,it should be cable tied up out of the way on the dropwire clamp.

Its called a above ground dropwire enclosure

The large black ones are called BT 41,the grey one is a BT 66,there is a good chance that the top one is a distribution point (DP) and possible feeding multiple end users,it is classed as a E DP,contact openreach if you need it removing as third party damages could be very costly if you knock...

Just connect 2 to blue/white fleck 5 to white /blue fleck and orange/white fleck to 3(you dont really need 3 anymore as phones will still ring if you have a filter in the socket),do the same on ALL the sockets and providing the wiring is not faulty your extensions should then work.