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RCBO's maybe?

You are one boring ****.

Good point crimping does sound like the better option now ive read that, Re missing a terminal and leaving loose cables, you would get a reading on a meter but it would be off the norm if its not a sound connection?

I would never trust a soldered joint.

See i know its a safe connection but id feel alot more at ease using dinrail connectors, also every cable crimped through and stuffed into a bit of trunking? i wouldnt like that in my house but needs must i suppose. Through crimps is also a cheaper method.

..Domestic dwelling? im a commercial/industrial spark and will shortly most likely be doing a mains change for a family member, i was just wondering what the best method of extending cables out in a domestic property is? i was thinking a metal enclosure with a dinrail mounted and din rail...

Sorry mate but im a frequent reader of the forums and you are very smug

Is chasing out an option in your kitchen? you could chop a spur into the kitchen ring which feeds a single socket behind your DW.

Thats only if the pipe is under a certain size, if its over the certain size ( which i cant remember for the life of me) you have to be 50mm away.Also like you said all accessories have to be atleast 150mm away Also just wondering if anyone knew if i put a mains in say 50mm away from a...

Sorry to hi-jack your thread but i found this amusing when i went to do a kitchen re-wire at a council house recently in liverpool:

Quick question, i don't fully understand contactors and was wondering if someone could give me a quick explanation,i get that they are used to help with the startup load of a circuit?? Also ive seen people wire them tons of diff ways ie putting L + N onto the coil and a few lighting circuits...

fed up of ******s not paying!