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lol I'd put money on this being the lighting circuit, i haven't read the whole thread but i've seen enough installations to take an educated guess. The lights dont necessarily need to be on to cause fault. check at each light fitting.

I've done a whole stack of these lately. They certainly do look good on the wall. You should be able to locate power to the tv by installing the socket behind the bracket, and coiling up the power lead behind - one less cable to run in the wall. If its a solid brick/block wall the easiest...

I had a nervous breakdown at 21 and found myself getting too stressed out, i went self employed so that i could have a few days off a week to relax. I'm 24 and have been self employed 3.5 years. I love my work, i mostly do repairs, extra sockets, lights etc. I have only just bought a van. I...

After reading this topic, i cant believe that this light you have trips a 6a mcb. Personally i've never encountered a domestic light fitting to do this. You certainly shouldn't have to change from a type b mcb.

There could be a way around this. Perhaps use the lighting circuit and use a 5a point, then change the plug top to a round pin plug. Or, Use a labelled fused connection unit with 3a fuse, and socket taken from that. As far as i am aware this is within regs as it is labelled and fused down.