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At last. Thank you.

I havn't been given that information. Judging by the content of the periodic I will be visiting anyway before I sign off. The only other info I have is that it has a big red switch on the front. :( I'll collect the extra info tomorrow that you guys have suggested.

I had. And I just did again. So.. What are you getting at?

So what are you getting at then?

Has anyone got reference for the maximum zs values for these mcb's? All Square D, BS 3871, Type QO-E I need 45, 32 & 10 amp. I have emailed the manufacturer (now schneider) to be given this response: :roll:

Of course

Is your consumer unit of the split load type or do you just have a designated RCD fr the ring? Isolation for the fan is required, but there are options like inline fans for example.

It is deemed better practice method to fill the compound from one side to ensure there is no air trap. Otherwise how would you know?

It's because of the extra concern and precautions you should be aware of. Inside your house your standing on your carpet and fault current will likely go through the cpc as it should in the event of a fault. Whilst a fault occuring on something installed outside can result in the fault current...

Well... they are.

look up 'special locations', gardens are treated in a similar respect.

Which is correct. Probably also worth mentioning the importace of NOT blowing away the magnesium oxide as well.

Is the earth disconnected at the C.U.?

Why not install a 32Amp radial to a grid switch bank?

How have they been wired? What circuit are they on? What cable has been used?

Your right, he's probably qualified now or he's gone back to plumbing and kitchen bashing :oops:

Can I ask where you 'sourced' the electrician from?

A periodic will give you a professional OPINION on the condition of your installation, it will take into account both safety and compliance with the current wiring regulations. It will give you the best platform from which you can make your decisions. An electrician shouldn't 'tell' you it...

I know that, and you know that... we've put the hours in to prove it. But our clients don't.

Who out there thinks the words ''This 17 day course includes all the training you'll need to be a fully qualified Domestic Electrical Installer'' does not mean electrician?