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Which Wylex is it Steve?? Giz a pic!! Have come across a few boards where the DIN rail does not exist and the breakers sit on the busbar, don't like it, won't use it. Amazed that the DIN Rail does not run the whole length!! Bit flash Steve!! Are you having a TV in there as well??!?!?!?!!?!?!?

Like Eric says having the CU above the cooker is just completely stupid!!! The extraction under the bath is very poorly done, tell us, did you have to use a tool to access under the bath??

the art of, punctucation is dead isnt it omg wat you sayin; that is phat mate, er!!!!

As long as it is BASEC then it is fit for purpose. I like Doncaster Cable (but not Donny) Prysimian is also good but there flimsey boxes fall apart.

Kev you are simply here to get a rise out of BAS aren't you!!!!!!!!!!!! If not, then you are definitely an embarrasment to the trade!!!

That volt stick isn't effecting your connection to neutral by any chance Rob :lol: :lol: Christ where are you mate? Looks like a certain garage not far from you!!!!

You can spur off but will need to fit a FCU. The light is outside so requires notification and the rest of your works will need certification

£250 seems a little on the light side to me!!! Check he is registered at www.competentperson.co.uk I now live and work in Notts if you want another quote btw and I am registered. Don't jump in just because he is cheap!!!! When he changes that board he will need to test before he does...

I assume you mean from the walls? Alot of this is down to personal preference and is restricted by the ceiling joists. You need to ensure you light work surfaces and over the sink as well as floor area. What are the dimensions of your ceiling?

Is the oven new?

Running all circuits back to CU is just not a sensible option in this case. Anyway I have listened to you chaps, Will fit Henleys, Fused Switch 16mm SWA to new board. Just going to have to explain to the customer that for them to achieve what they want it is the best option looking to be...

With Rob on this one have come across it a few times in Gods Own County. Some of the older meters do actually have more than one set of terminals. Not that I've ever had to cut the seals, they were missing when I got there!! Still if it were me I'd be fitting an isolator after the...

it has to be a domestic sparky.. EXCUSE ME!!!! I am mainly domestic BUT YOU WOULD NOT catch me doing anything like that!!!! in an industrial setting What you mean't was 'Cash Over Quality' installer, probably learn't his quality control as an apprentice!!! from his employer, or...

chri5!!!!!!! Yep think you've answered it BAS, looking at the regs tables will mean 16mm SWA £Ouch!!!!!

LoveRocket, yep, no diversity on the shower then a ring and some lights about 57A!!!! But like you said, Henleys, Switch fuse, then 10mm SWA to new board in cellar problem solved, could go for a radial i suppose, thou there will be washer and dryer!!!

yes I know BAS, thing is the room(s) where the work is is below the main house, the main board is in the garage with concrete floors seperating them. So ideally need to bring a sub main down to the 'cellar' but with that shower the demand is to large!! Oh hang on BAS get you, Henley...

Right, need to run a sub main. Main board Wylex Split Load CU spares ways on both sides. Run is about 15m Customer would like a shower 10.5Kw plus ring final and lighting circuit x 2 (internal and external lights 2 lights on each) also to be 2 extractor fans, saniflow unit. I have...

YOu can get them but, i cannot remember who stocks them, try SDfirealarms

Brown sleeving!!!!

I have recently used this in a domestic dwelling, not speced by LABC. Was very easy to pull in and much more robust that T&E. However, to make off and to terminate in the MCB in the CU it is not the greatest!!!!!