This is a screwdriver with a built in non-contact voltage detector:
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/brennenstuhl-mt6-s2-electronic-multi-tester-w
The warnings provided above still apply.
Sorry I didn't reply with further detail to your questions on my original post - I went to bed :) I should have used a real diagram rather than the text illustration.
As PBoD explained, I meant this...
If the cooker is designed to be connected via a 13 amp plug then connecting it to a...
To fix the multiple spur problem you would need to replace the first spur with a FCU fitted with a 13 amp fuse. Everything after this is then protected by the fuse.
The connection would then be:
ring - FCU (13A) - double socket (utility) - FCU (boiler)
In your situation however, this...
I bought some of these following recommendations on here:
http://www.jcc.co.uk/products/featured-products/fireguard-led7/fireguard-features
Easy to wire and a very nice light (warm white).
I assumed the OP meant the door would be blocked up, rather than left as an archway or doorless doorway. Hence the suggestion of conversion to a serving hatch.
This website is amazing!!
http://www.russandrews.com/product.asp?lookup=1®ion=UK¤cy=GBP&pf_id=1515&customer_id=PAA2531020514292MMFEGSGEHSBQMNSH&showBasket=true
20m=£1,310...
Are you thinking of selling soon?
Could you prep for an en-suite (pipe work under floor, etc.) but use the room as a nursery. That would leave your options options for when the baby moves into his/her own room or you choose to sell.
The third terminal in the lower choc block.
You should really check that all these 'earth' (CPC) cables are actually connected to the main earthing terminal at your consumer unit. More information can be found in this post thread...
The cable on the far right probably goes to a bathroom fan with an overrun feature and therefore needs both a switched and permanent live. In your diagram the switched live is yellow.
The three shorter cables in your diagram are as follows:
Left - cable to the switch. The red is the...
I personally prefer multi-socket extensions for this type of application. You could get an extension with individually switched sockets. For neatness this could be screwed to the back of your desk out of sight.
For the hard disks - are these external expansion drives? You could replace...
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That's really good info. You can use a Raspberry Pi to run XBMC...
http://cpc.farnell.com/1/1/114355-raspberry-pi-xbmc-starter-kit-rpi-xbmc-starterkit-pro-signal.html