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:lol: Now no one will take me serious. (That's if anyone did in the first place)

SS what are you on about?

I have joined NAPIT and their requirements include 2391. The trade test was tough and resulted in a UKAS Blue Flame certificate and supercedes 2391. Overall I am glad I went through it all as I now feel better equiped to do the job.

No offence taken, it is a fair point. I will be attempting to connect all the sockets on the back of the TV to a wall plate, so there is everything available.

It is a new build. Crafty can you point me in the direction of the component female connectors that I would need for the wall panel?

What about a Sky box? Mine doesn't sem to have component

Thanks Crafty Would I need to make scart available at both ends or would the component connections suffice.

I want to mount a large Plasma TV above the fireplace and run the (concealed) cables across the top and down one side to a panel/ wall plate. where I can connect the Sky box, DVD etc to. What cables should I run and can I get a wall plate that has all the required female connectors. This is...

Thanks chaps

I want to use a 2 gang, one for an inside light and one for this outside light. I could use a non switched FCU at high level and connect it to the 2 gang.

Is there anything wrong with wiring a switched outside light (switch inside) from a spur from the ring. (Apart from the fact that it will be a luminaire on the RCD side)

I need to fill this in on my assesment PIR, so any help would be great. My guess is BS1361 100A.

Can anyone tell me what BS number and rating these supply fuses are?

Socket outlet is already wired in. I do, sorry. I have already purchased the MCBs Can you convert a 6 way CU into a 6 way split?

This was the main switch in the old CU. I was going to replace it with a 30mA but I will instead be using a split CU with 100A main switch and 30ms RCD for ring, cooker etc

Doh, I knew that.

What are those circumstances?

Thanks Lectrician. Is it bad practice to use an RCD as the main switch on the CU. (Ground floor flat, the only circuits that don't require RCD protection in this case are 2 lighting circuits so I figured a split board would be a waste)

Does anyone know what BS number this RCD is?

Securespark, the R1+R2 at the furthest point on the lighting circuit is 2.01 ohms, the measured Ze is 0.51 ohms (TN-S). So Zs = 2.52 ohms still bellow 6.4 ohms for type B 6A breaker. As there is no fault on the circuit why would it trip the RCD on this circuit and not on the ring etc.