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So it's basically like how double pole cooker switch would be wired? This is the part that confuses me because I'm thinking you mean the little connecting blocks used in small lamps etc, but you mean the terminals inside the corded pull switch right?? If so,then I think I know exactly what...

Hi PrenticeBoyOfPerry, It'll be easier to quote back so you know what I'm replying to. It doesn't include this no, but my motto is: As long as the bulb lights up, it's working no matter what way it's done :mrgreen:. Ok, seriously, if an inspection is necessary, I can get the work...

Hi, I need some advice please. I plan on installing a simple light fitting in my loft space which will use a "pull cord light switch". I do have some basic wiring experience and plenty of reference books with one of them dating back to the early 70s!!! Also, I'm very thorough, so I'm...

But since the house was built (1920s), the kitchen waste water has always gone into the bath/ bathroom sink and rainwater drain?? They're linked together and would have been done by the local council. There's a big cast iron down pipe with a hopper above it where the bathroom water goes and then...

Sorry I don't get what you mean, I'm getting a 68mm to 50mm adapter and then I will get a bit of pipe (50mm) and then on the end of that I will get an adapter so I can put the 40mm waste pipe on the end of that and go from there. Would this not work? EDIT: Ok I think I get you, you mean...

Well, here for starters: http://www.mytub.co.uk/product_information.php?product=556060 But there's quite a few if you search on google didn't you know? :o EDIT: Sorry didn't know whether you mean't please provide a link as people don't know whether they exist or simply provide a link to...

I see from another site someone said: "Unfortunately, because rainwater and waste pipes serve different purposes, and most people are in the position where they should not be connecting waste and rainwater pipes, I doubt whether any manufacturer makes a fitting for this purpose." Source...

Hi there, I'd be really grateful if someone could advise the best way to connect this: to an existing round 40mm PVC waste pipe? I know I need an adapter (squareline to roundline) such as this: but the problem is as you can see, the round outlet is still too big to connect to...

What I'll do is I'll ask Banham when the 67mm will be back in stock, otherwise I'll order the other one. Thanks for your help and this time, I'm not letting anyone else have the key! :mrgreen:

Hi, thanks for that recommendation, but it's such a lot of money. I was hoping to spend maximum of around £30. I'll try to get a similar model off ebay to the same specs. Thank you EDIT...

Left to right of case: 65mm Top to bottom of case: 98mm Left to centre of spindle: About 45mm Left to centre of keyhole: About 45mm Width: 13mm Top to bottom of plate: 155mm Left to right of plate: 24mm No make (figures as was a cheapo ) :mrgreen:

Yeah, having thought thought about it, I think getting a 5 lever would be the best option too. As long as I can get the same size as the other one because if it doesn't quite fit, it's going to involve messing about and I hate changing locks! So i suppose I need to look for a 65mm for it to fit...

Hi Chaps, Just a quick question: Keys for my backdoor became lost so I ended up having to pick it to get it open. Thing is, is it possible to get replacement keys for it rather than replace the whole lock? It's a 3 lever 65mm mortice lock by the way. It's not that I'm being tight by not...

Maybe it's too late :| :|

Forgot to ask, so you're saying max cable length in 2.5mm is 106 meters and 45 meters as a radial or do you mean this is the floor area? Also, when calculating, is it best to use cable length as a guide or floor area? Cheers and sorry i ask lots of questions! :oops:

I agree it's no good telling Ryan the answers without him knowing why you've given that answer; hence why elaboration on the subject is always important until the student fully comprehends and is able to give his own answers based on what he has learned. Bear in mind though, just because a...

Yea but it's only by asking questions you can learn right? Like with when i was asking about that horrendously dangerous diagram of mine :mrgreen:. You guys really helped me and now I understand more and that's because the answers to my questions cleared up a lot of my lack of understanding...

This may sound strange to you but that's what I wanted you to say. I knew that diagram 2 was wrong when I made it but I wanted to make 100% sure that it was wrong by having it confirmed. I think it's mainly because I've always been taught that electrics are dangerous so I'm extra careful about...

No no they are not the same. The first diagram shows the 2 rads drawing 5KW in total and the current is only flowing through the 4mm cable, not the 2.5mm cable hence why it's shown in black. The second diagram shows the 2 rads drawing 5KW in total and the current is flowing through the 4mm...