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It's an EIC if the property is new and a PIR if it is an existing property. http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Book/8.8.1.htm

Why didn't you just type in HO5VV-F into Google? If you do, this is what you get: - http://www.intlcordsets.com/wirescables/60PVCJFHC.asp and this: - http://www.sellec.com/pages/ho5vv.htm We give electrical advice on this forum but we do expect you to be a "bit" self-reliant!

Bushynut, I see you're still getting others to do your homework. Don't you ever read your text books?

All that computer equipment also contributed. Schools do not monitor their power factors as closely as commercial industry does. Computers are high inductances. Commercial industries correct their power factor with banks of capacitors. I haven't seen a capacitor bank in a school yet...

Got some C&G 2330 homework to do then?

See, I told you that you were a big headed tw@t. Everyone else here thinks that too! No-one will reply to your questions so you might as well **** off and post your questions on another forum. Don't forget to tell them how great you are as well!

I doubt that you are at university as your command of English is appalling. You cannot spell or construct sentences properly. Your dissertation will be placed in the ODPM’s big round filing cabinet as the ravings of an imbecile. The civil servants reading it will have a great big laugh at...

No, you're a big head tw@t

Most sparks think that once they've mastered the practical side of the trade, they can start up their own business without much more help. You will need to learn a few more "business skills" before you get going and one of the best ways of learning them is to go on a "Start your own business...

Make sure that you use a spell-checker before you send it to him or he'll think that you are a CHAV!

And your own personal opinion of yourself as an EXPERT. Boxes of government notes and documents don't make you into an expert. Your grammar, syntax and spelling indicate that you are young and I suspect that you lack any real expertise in this trade or in life. It does tell me that you...

You're an EXPERT - you work it out! You don't need others you've got BS7671 and a copy of Part P haven't you?

I bet "Part P Wizard" is a journalist fishing for an angle to explain a complicated story to his disinterested readers.

Hey! You're the self styled "expert" and you're writing the dissertation for the ODPM! Maybe now that you've seen some really informed opinions you're not as much as an expert as you claimed to be!

Oh they're rubbish all right. Here's what Handymac said when he looked into the figures (using official government statistics) Are you getting the feeling you've been hoodwinked by the ODPM yet?

Hooray! He's finally got it! As for calling the ODPM's staff, take a look at the letters page in December's "Professional Electrican" magazine. There's a nice reply printed in full from the ODPM's staff to a spark that posed serious questions about Part P. You can guess that the civil...

Ooh! Let me touch the hem of your garment! Gosh! I can see now why you are an expert on Part P. I see that you also have a copy of BS7671 and the full text of Part P so let me stand back in awe as I kneel before someone who has read TWO documents. Sadly I haven't finished colouring mine...

Here's a nice bit of kit that works with BT's Home Highway called the Robson Micro PBX. http://www.burnsidetelecom.com/site.php/00044.html It has a nice facility to reject callers especially those still left in the UK using a bogus CLI. It can also reject witheld CLI.

You still haven't answered BAS's question: - For whom are you writing this dissertation? I may well add a further one: - Why are you writing this?

Inside this: - http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Main_Index/Conduit_Pvc_Index/Oval_Pvc_Tube_and_Clips/