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guess he died of electrocution then lol :lol:

why are you fitting halogen lights in yuor house ..? you growing something you should'nt be ? :lol:

isnt that pretty much what ive just been saying :shock:

Technical IP Ratings IP Explanation and Ratings EN 60529 outlines an international classification system for the sealing effectiveness of enclosures of electrical equipment against the intrusion into the equipment of foreign bodies (i.e. tools, dust, fingers) and moisture. This...

yes they do...IP44 rated explained. It is important to understand the rating by which bathroom lights are classified. IP rating stands for 'Ingress Protection' and is always followed by 2 characters. These 2 numbers refer to the level of protection (from water, steam, dust) and it is...

sounds as though your a big eater. you have a whole bag filled whith your lunch. lucky sod :lol:

because if your cutting say 3 x 50 -70 mm holes in your bathroom cieling ip44 fittings seales against moisture. also your damaging the fire barrier (which in this case is the cieling)so half hour fire rated downlights should really be fitted to stop the spread of fire to the loft if one...

try this buddy there around £60 though bit steep really, Occupancy PIR Detector 180R Wall mounted, so can replace an existing light switch (180R 2 wire) or for general applications such as stair wells, can get em from any goog electrical wholesalers

a good professional will alwasys use his side cutters "nibble nibble" "twist pull" thats what makes a tradesman a tradesman, using your tools in your box. a stanley if applied too hard will score the insulation covering the conductors which is v bad. :wink:

i'd do the latter. from existing light to 2nd to 3rd etc . also use choc boxes feeds in and out into choc box, then transformer out of choc box to light . YOU MUST USE IP44/FIRE RATED DOWNLIGHTS ASWELL. :lol:

no worries

well if i had seen the date i woudlnt have replied ? enough said !

funniest thread ive ever read even if it is an old one. wonder if she lived after it was finally turned on lolololol

totally agree get both ends of radials at CU and put them both ito an 20A mcb problem solved :idea:

you can get socket outlets with built in rcd wich dont look half bad.they have a little blue button on them for test/reset and i think they are anti surge aswell. obviously all computers leak to earth by design, so if you are putting a few pc's together in a row you need to get sockets whith...

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yeeeeeeeee haaaaa !

it stopped tripping because it is no longer being monitored by the rcd>>>>

sounds like your mcb size is too small buddy try a 10amp instead.!!!!..if you have just got your boiler on that one 6A mcb, and its :shock: wired as a radial in 2.5mm, why are you trying your hoover and steamer out on that circuit when they are 13A appliances ? its always going to trip. .i...