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yeah cos what you said makes soo much sense now everyone has plastic services. if what you said was true then we'd fit rods on every PME install, somthing i think that should be done. if the 10/16mm bond is for PME then why do we do it on other supplies?

why dont you just do your research yourself? its what most of us had to do.

the ones i've worked with tend to have individual fuses.

A cut out, is the fuse holder, just before the meter.

You'll probably find they dont want to install the CU you've bought, as frankly its a pile of sh*t, to be honest. If you take a photo we can probably tell if you need a skeleton board or not.

whats the point of having a switch and a neon if its behind your freezer?!

Well it sounds suitibly rated, so theres nothing technically wrong withit. Its just regarded as bad practise! As you've already plastered there isn't much you can do! lol Just leave it in and use it

I'd say straight from the CU, use a 6 amp breaker and 1.5mm twin and earth. I think this option in neater as it avoids problems with power being lost in the even of the RCD tripping.

as you've said,connect your brown wire the the group of red wires in the rose. The blue wire connects with the blacks in the neutral of the rose. and earth to earth as you said. I'm a bit worried by your comments on the wire, is it twin and earth? or flex? i say this as you dont get 3 amp...

Did he teach you to get up old posts too? lol

do you have any appliances on the circuit still connected?

depends on the size of the bathroom, my bathroom is big enough to allow one as it doesn't drop into any zones.

i must say i hate people with a passion who say that. As a student i can tell you that exams are not getting easier. I am currently preparing for my GCSEs and the pressure to succeed is unbelievable. then we have to put up with all the crap from people like you about how things are getting so...

for the benifit of BAS (and myself!), do you still respond to the name MB?

sounds like MICC, so a smaller size would be expected, just how small it actually it is the question.

on large power lines you have 2 sets of each phase, so you have two red phase, two yellow phase and two blue phase. the 7th wire is an earth wire strung abouve them to try and deter lighting from striking the lines. 11kV lines are all 3 phase or 2 phase. neutrals are provided from the...

thinking about it you shouldn't need the brown strapper. one red goes to one L1, and the black that goes with that red goes to L2 Then in the upside down one, the other red goes to L1 and the black goes to L2 again. so just as you said really lol

try having the brown wire from l1 to l1 again, but have the red wires in L1 and L1 too. Then have the balck wires in L2 Hope this makes sense

remember if you crimp them so they can be plastered over that the cable is likely to be in a route it shouldn't be. Best to keep a blanking plate there

i dont see anything wrong with it, also allows them to be put on seperate breakers at a later date.