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Does seem at bit miserable dont he lol

Or one could connect the wires directly and put a self contained mcb unit in loft? which is probably what the old owners did because why would they disconnect it at consumer unit, could possibley be for extra safety i suppose.

So im guessing thisis the solution? These mcb's standard size? Cheers

I found this on a website. Maximum Supply Fuse and/or CU Isolator rating Common Circuits Example only. Not definitive. Recommended Maximum Shower Rating's ____________________________________ 40A 1 Ring Main, 1 or 2 Lights, 1 Boiler Not Recommended...

Why dont you like them retailers? what do you use? why do you call them sheds?

If that was done the total load throught the isolator would be 125a when everythings on ? if it is, is that a problem, bare with me if im way out. cheers

And whats wrong with sheds :lol:

The shower instructions recommend a 45amp rated wire. 9.5kw shower i think, i can check if you wish.

I said i was calling an electrician. I want to learn how to do this, im not dangerous. I am enrolling on a course to learn electrics after i have finished my mcsa courses. I know i dont know the terminology yet, i will when i turn my attention to it, im studyng something else at the moment...

All accurate. that top let channel must be it, lines up with the bad plastering too. could that 100amp isolator be a problem? theres 80a in switches now. What to do from here?, where would an mcb run from exactly? That spare metal joiner block could be handy? Cheers

Yep im going to turn it off and keep away from the end isolating switch.

Hi everyone, this course is running at a college near me. http://www.ne-worcs.ac.uk/index.php?tb=2&pg=37&uid=405 Is this qualifications anygood to get into the profession?

Yeah i can get a photo of it tommorow. I suppose it could even of been done without any fuse/switced fuse at all! ? Ill take the cover off tomorrow and take a picture.

I want to install a shower (45amp) The previous occupants of my house had a shower, the wire is there and also the switch, which now has a blank cover. I checked and there are two thick grey wires inside the switch housing. In the fuse box downstairs all the trip switches are taken with a few...

http://www.bes.ltd.uk/products/120.asp Might have found the answer :D

I have an open water tank in an upstairs bedroom with a standard copper valve and float system. Is it possible to fit one of them plastic torbeck valves that are standard on new toilets? Fed up with the noise! http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?id=14716&ts=40947 :lol: Thankyou