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What type of inspection was carried out There are visual inspection/condition report - which is what it says visual and IMO not worth the paper they're written on Periodic Inspection Report which will be 6 pages long But, there will be limitations on both - such as not lifting carpets &...

Can't really see what you're asking But just remember you add, subtract, multiply and divide each side of the equation by the same quantity do it for each step individually and write down what the operation was. don't try and jump two steps at once here's an example y = mx + C...

Can you post a picture of it?

Never seen one on the side of kitchen cupboard but found or tried to find one at back of a cupboard.

I always wear a 'bump' hat in lofts - the reason is when you're tippy toeing across the joists you're looking down!!! I was once working in a loft and caught my head but thought I'd just scratched it - hot day sweating a lot - when I went got down customer yells "Oh my good are you alright"...

Give them a call they should come and check it over. If it was rewired 6 months ago the switch and wiring will be under warranty - don't change the switch yourself

BA do a good crash course ................. :D

I think Health & Safety Executive might be a better bet. Did you take a photo of it before the electrician made it safe?

Electrical fault :D :D :D :D

Written and first sung by Billy Bragg

I'm trying to find a stockist for protek MCB's in Essex or East London My local stockist Jegs burnt down on Xmas eve. I'm adding a couple of ccts to an existing CU and don't want mix makes

You are way off the mark there. If we (professional electricians) were protective of our trade we would not be on here in our spare time giving advice free of charge. Our answers may seem a bit harsh but our main concern is yours and your families safety.

Depends what area of electrical work you want to go into. Not much in the way of normal installation work as that's done by contractors Check out REME on the army careers website and see what they have to offer.

Electricians guide to building regulations http://www.amazon.co.uk/Electricians-Building-Regulations-Electrical-Dwellings/dp/086341463X/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1200223508&sr=8-1

It seems to have gone very quiet in Dippy land

Funny you should say that I had a batch of connector strip where the thread stripped if you tightened too much. Something I've never experienced before.

Dave Check you household insurance for accidental damage cover.

Is it Ulster or Eire the latter has different electrical regs AFAIK similar to IEE Not sure whether Ulster has part p or not but I think RF has been in Ireland recently

OK BAS but let's not go down that road again or we'll be accused of misleading. I think there has been a misunderstanding here when Professional Indemnity Insurance mentioned when a PIR was suggested

Are you talking about the phasor diagram as the Xc phasor will point below the origin and the Xl will above the origin. On the diagram the phasors will be rotating clockwise relative to time.