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Out of interest does anyone here have experience with the click flow jb type jobbies on TLC?

Perhaps its time for a document that states exactly what the expect, so we dont have such wide varying interpretations and implications. After all we all want the same thing, a safe install/industry in which cowboys find it very difficult to operate. And if you find a financially viable solution...

i may be totally wrong but.. Supply in #1 Supply Out #2 Switch cable #3 Feed to another lwall light operated by the same switch #4

Courts often make decisions that bear no relevance to law. Violent criminals who arent from this country should be immediately deported, but more often than not get to stay here to reoffend so we dont hurt their "Human Rights". The Documents are approved by the secretary of state, the same...

Your entitled to your opinion, as i am mine. If the circuit is not sourced from a special location, doesnt cross the garden and all terminations are directly into the provided enclosure on the light fitting then the work falls outside of notifiable scope. I have no problems sleeping after...

So your also going to say that the IEE is incorrect as well? So not only did the people who wrote the guidance which was obviously approved for use and hasnt yet been amended, get it wrong so did the people who write the wiring regulations and who were quite probably the people who were...

You make me yawn we've been into this before, both scheme providers and BCO agree that its not notifiable. yet you still HAVE to be right, can you honestly say your opinion is worth more than what they have to say?

Not as far as the additions to Approved document P state.

Any connections made outside which are not within the provided enclosure on the floodlight would require notification under Part P.

Wattage is usually stamped onto a plate somewhere on the casing. Appendix 8 Table 8B of the On Site Guide has good guidelines for numbers of sockets. The Socket may be adequate at the moment but it leaves little room for additional portable equipment that may be required at a later date.

One Single Socket would be overloaded with all that on it, I assume you rent the room from someone, in which case you may wish to contact them and see if they can have a electrician look at increasing the points availiable and if the current circuits can take the extra loading.

We were always told to buy the best tools you can afford to lose,break or get stolen. Has worked out pretty well so far.

Usually if im removing a light fitting i mark the cables up as they come out using cable tie/tape/choc block so i know which are to where.

Looking for a fault in a kitchen while doing a few days work with a electrician. New oven had been installed and gas hob replaced with electric, cable to the CCU was 6mm...open switch plate to find that it had been connected into the kitchen ring main. Kept overloading the ring, gotta love...

In which case they should be calling an electrician in to check not letting the landlord touch it, afterall most landlords are the biggest bodgers out there.

but you dont know that from what your told.

Totally agree, the bosch is a excellent piece of kit. I very highly recommend this tool.

EIC to connect 1m of cable between a cooker connection point and the appliance? are you sure you actually read the post.

did you actually read that or just jump in? the astra van is a example of a car based design...as opposed to something like a transit connect which is not

Vans which are not based upon a car design ie Astra Van etc are also restricted to 50mph on a single carriageway,60 on a dual carriageway but can still do 70 on a motorway. Lot of our drivers at work learned this the hard way.