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Hello Steve, As your work is being inspected etc, is the 'run' within the 7671'zones' ??? Ed.

Hello, Yes, you can fit a 3a fuse inside a fcu. (spur). Ed.

Hi, I wonder if RF will ask for a pic ?? :lol: :lol: The best of luck to you Plumbunny, hopefully you won't be messed around by companies taking you on for the 'novelty' factor of having a female employee, as I have seen before. Stick with it and I'm sure you'll do fine. :wink: Ed.

Hi, Do you mean 'activated' ???? :lol: :lol: I just looked it up and maybe you did mean 'actuated' !!!! :shock: :lol:

Hi, Part P is a Building Control Reg. BS7671 are the electrical guidelines, both are interlinked when it comes to domestics. Work carried out in special locations, bathroom,kitchen needs to be notified and inspected as you do it. I am not in 'the game' but I would say that the spark would...

Hello, As long as the 'spurs' that you have fitted are fused @13a say, then you can have as many as you like, but a kitchen is not the place to experiment with max demand :lol: . May I ask if you fitted earth 'fly leads' to your new shiny sockets and switches ? Do you know what Part P is...

Hello All You may or may not believe this but it happened to me @4 months ago... A customers sister called me up to wire a shower, I arrived to have a look and asked her on which wall around the bath she was having the shower mounted, she said it "it doesn't matter, either end is ok " I...

RF will be wanting a 'pic' ! :wink:

Hello Moz, Read a few of your posts of late, sorry about the way things are but you must battle on as you well know. I myself have been 'on the drink' for the past 20yrs, and no matter what anyone says it can be a great companion and comfort. My advice would be to carry on drinking as some...

Hi, How have you tested and notified the work that you have been doing, if you have done this much, properly, then I wonder why you ask these questions ? "by running the ring main under the floor attaching a junction box and then witing out an extra cable to my new sockets". This jb must be...

Hello, Might be worth you looking at BS5839-6;2004, Part 6. The NIC provide F10 (b-f) test sheets for smoke and fire alarm systems. In my experience in domestics, it can be down to the views of the inspector as to what type, and where he wants what fitted. They do come in wireless too ...

Hello All, So should you use the voltage you have measured at the particular installation in these calc's ??? :shock: :shock: :wink: :lol: Just a thought.

Another 'glitch' in regs !!!. ??? Like the csa of the earthing conductor on a TT system, in one chart it says min of 6mm, then in another a 2.5 is permitted !!!! As if the 'bible' was not confusing without these tings !!!

Hello, On a recent course I was informed that 230 is to be used when doing all calc's , except PFC , why I dont know :shock:..... Ill informed ???

Hello, Are there any other smoke/roh alarms fitted, if so, I believe they need to be linked. :shock: I once wired some alarms on thier own circuit, and the 'person' doing my testing would not have it. He insisted I used a lighting circuit, saying that folk would just turn the circuit off at...

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looks like a spell in awe is needed ! I hate the surroundings, but it keeps the bailiff away !

woof !! :twisted: Never experienced labrador currents ????? :shock:

as in you do not think us viable ?

JD hang on please, I was kinda leadin up to my 'main ' question !!!! I'll even do an RCBO pic ?