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Does anyone think that this would be ok for splitting the cables from the armoured ?? http://www.bradshawsdirect.co.uk/BradshawsSite/product/JLST.htm

Cheers Crafty1289, that sounds a great idea which will be infinitely better at keeping the water out. 3amp fused plug indoors running 1.5mm swa underground to an ip65 distribution box splitting to three glanded cables supplying each usage

i take it that the sky box is fairly old and hasn't got an RF2 output on the back ???? (because that is where you'd take the feed for an additional tv on all the latest boxes, giving no loss of signal either !) You can operate the sky box remotely using a magic eye unit which plugs into the...

point taken i'll get 10m of armoured + a decent socket point for under the decking, the next 8m to the lights will be secured under new decking, will this be ok ??

Hi, Can anyone point me in the right direction as to whether the following will work ? I want to power:- 6x 240v 11w lights 1x 20w transformer (for a set of 'step' led's) 1x v small pond pump (450L/Hr) These will be powered from an RCD on a 13amp socket indoors My Plan:- I've seen...

Yeah i'll get up my ladders and give it a try...... I'm really tempted to replace the whole bellbox, for an extra twelve quid over the siren i could get this one...... http://www.powersaver.co.uk/security/odyssey1e.htm Its geared up for the veritas as well. Could you see any problem...

uuummm, head scratching time. I disconnected the internal siren from one of the terminals but the external siren still didn't sound on testing??? I then wired B (switched neg) to D (perm neg) but nothing happened, i got a multimeter out and A&D definitely give a 12v circuit . When i take off...

:? Breeze, any ideas???? I checked out your recommendations which were actually how i'd already wired them up. I took the bellbox cover off and the ext (& internal) sirens both sounded, yes !!!!! so at the least the siren isn't knackered !!!!. In a full alarm situation the internal siren...

I had a similar problem with both a bath (sealant coming away) and a shower cubicle with a leak, both were plastic and suffered from flexing, more from myself than the wife as she liked to tell me !!!!!. I solved it by using a PROPER silicon sealant (£6 - £8)...see breezers post....... but the...

:lol: Thats superb breezer, couldn't for the life of me work out why there was only 4 wires but this explains it all, and it seems sensible as well. I've actually got the manual but your 'laymans' terms are far better and i actually understand the entire system now. I'll be up bright and early...

Think there's been a bit of confusion here, Initially, the switch was Ok (top despressed when off) but on the wrong side of the panel, like you say the easiest thing to do would have been to turn the whole lot thru 180 to put it on the right side, but this would have given the problem of the...

ah, good point, its a Veritas 8 compact and the wiring diagram says the connections are labeled A = SAB Positive Supply B = SAB Bell switched negative C = SAB Negative tamper return D = SAB Negative suppl S = SAB Strobe switched negative these are the ones i'm looking at ........but...

The way its wired now is fine, the only trouble is that the switch box is the wrong way up (if you look on the back you'll see 'TOP' written on one side). 1) Unwire the switch 2) Turn your switch 180 degrees 3) Re-wire the same way ie 'new configuration' 4) Give the wife the bill and 7...

:oops: If you just turn the already wired switch 180 degrees won't you be bcak to where you started, with the hall switch on the wrong side of the panel ??!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?!?!!!? :?: The side with both L1 & L2 is the Stair light, its running a two ways system ie the second switch upstairs...

I assume that you mean that when the hall light is off , the switch is protruding at the top,and vice-versa ? All you need to do is unwire the switch again (sorry !!) and turn the switch the other way up ! then rewire. Unfortunately the stair switch is wired for two-way operation which...

Can anyone give me abit of advice, i've just replaced an old Omnicron 8000 control panel with a new Veritas panel. The bellbox was wired to the old panel by only 4 wires....see below Bellbox Omnicron 8000 New Veritas 8 H+ --------- Bell+ ----------- A S ----------- Bell- ------------ B...