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Ah, thats the thread I have been looking for, I couldnt find it! Thanks. Ii take it the regs havent changed since then?

Hi, is LSF cabling required for Building Regs for a domestic property? Or is standard twin and earth acceptable?

This is the supply after the meter so it would be an RGI to do the work.

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Is there a rule of thumb sizing method for an underground MDPE gas supply pipe after the LP U16 boundary meter, the boundary meter is around 110m away from the building, it will be serving a 50kW boiler only. I am only curious as to what size the builder / RGI will need to price to make , an...

Just trying to work out how to upload a photo... it can't be that difficult surely!

If the incoming electrics has two 100amp fuses (presumably one is missing?), is it a 3-phase supply, there does seem to be a single-phase meter on one of the cables but I am unsure as to whether it is a 3-phase? Are there any obvious signals to tell me if it is? I guess the two 100A fuses...

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Are LSZH Cables required in a domestic situation, Are they only normally installed in commercial, non-domestic buildings.

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I wonder if someone could help me. Its a simple one for you experts... When I hear the question 'has the property or building got a broadband connection?' is this through the telephone line or is there another cable that they are referring to? I always wonder what they mean as everyone I...

Can you generally install a weather compensator (outdoor temp sensor) on to an existing boiler? I know you can get them to install on new systems but I wasn't sure if I can put one on my boiler?

The heater is around 2 metres from the spur. The spur could go adjacent the heater but there is full height glazing behind the heater so no wall is available. I thought the sparky could run the flex from the spur under the floor to the heater and put an adaptor to connect the heater flex at a...

Thanks Chris, what is this adaptor called, where are they available?

Thanks, just the job. One other thing, would the electrician be able to run a flex from the f/spur to connect to a future heater and connect that flex to the heater's flex.... I asked the manufacturer if the sparky could hard wire his flex from the spur into their heater, but they said it...

Bit of a strange one here... for me anyway...! Can you get a switched spur and a socket point next to it, in one double switch socket sized fitting, I hope I've explained it properly. Basically I want one for a socket outlet and the other as a switched spur point for a heater. Do MK do...

Ok great, thanks, think i'll have to bank them together ontop of each other.