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I was wondering if they would build in the extra capacity (common sense) or install according to your estimate.

:oops: Speaking of nails. Boiler was drained on a domestic job by bathroom fitter and wouldn't fire. Turned out customer had BG homecare. Next day an attractive young lady turned up to fix boiler when she took off her gloves she had bright pink nail polish !!

bought an irwin for 8 quid. the blade constantly was left behind in work plaster or whatever. got to the point i lost confidence inputting pressure on it. spoke to many plasterers who advised fixed blade knife. Bought one never looked back.

a question for westie really... If you make an application for a 3ph supply and on the application you estimate your demand at 37k.v.a. Would you have the supply cable and cut out fuses laid/installed accordingly ?

yes i had to pull the tails out and swap them round. P.I.T.A. when you have took time to get them in the *right place to begin with. I never use a retractable blade stanley they are dangerous in my opinion. The reason i thought i would try the proteus was the amount of wiring room i thought...

Yes the identification of conductors on the manuf board is all over the place.

yes in wrong terminal. but look at how the isolator is labled.

I thought i would give proteus a go. wish i hadn't. Can you spot the errors?

I am unclear. Steve the 40amp breaker labeled cooker. When turned off do you loose power to a cooker as well as shower?

Hello Steve. Get an electrician out mate. If your correct Your 6mm cable is being fed direct from the main switch. Potentially very dangerous. Are you sure that there is no other smaller fuse boards or smaller fuse switches anywhere?

Cable size the equipment installed and the fuse / circuit breaker have a relationship. I'm concerned that you say your shower circuit does not have its own fuse or circuit breaker. Could you check ? Is there maybe a smaller fuse board or fuse switch which you are referring to as the main...

Sorry for my ignorance what is R17 ?

I will concede when you give us the names of the people of NICEIC and Building control and or show us what they replied, tell them you are going to put it in public domain, As you have with john at NAPIT who has confirmed what i believe to be the true interpretation.

Sorry typo. I have come across many an rcd new and old which does not trip in recommended times. It's a testament to BS7671. As long as an installation is designed constructed and tested as per regs it's as safe as its going to be.

Sorry typo. I have come across many an rcd new and old which does not trip in recommended times. It's a testament to BS7671. As long as an installation is designed constructed and tested as per regs it's as safe as its going to be.

And despite all your quoted f acts and figures I've not heard of a single fatality caused where a correctly installed mcb failed to operate because it was faulty