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not done any readings, but a social club near me is billed per unit per phase, different rates for daytime and evenings phase balance has nothing to do with the cost.

right or wrong, P2P sites have their uses, theres a few time I have used stuff got from them when a director wanted a specific track, by a specific artist that I just cold not find anywhere else, by anywhere I mean going to retailers, who could not supply it (ie not on sale any more) and was not...

I don't see why not, I leave mine on all the time, in my view its there for isolation, ie for maintenance, repair etc, same with cooker switches etc IMO. The only time i turn mine off is when I go away, I also isolate all my outside sockets, reducing the risk of water getting into anything...

Also register the business on google, then it will show up in google map searches as well (which I use alot to find places from my android phone) plus every 6 months or so, google will send you a voucher for free advertising (they do me anyway) I have had a few customers find me this way, you...

id look around and choose another option, there are loads of companies offering free webhosting, with various features. i use http://www.000webhost.com/ not had any issues with their service, they also have a free page designer if you wish to use it. The only thing you would need to do is...

you can get 7W LEDs, but be careful, the ones I have seen wont fit a standard fitting, as they are around 75mm long.

the 32s are quite a bit bigger. as Ceeforms are non-fused, you can't put 16A sockets on a 32A circuit. out of interest, why have you got 32A feeding the sockets. the server rooms I have seen/worked in have had multiple power supplies, occasionally from different distribution boards. IE a...

I have a touring caravan, same issue, as I use some low ampage sites, some as low as 6A. I bought an energy monitor, same as you use in your house, mounted the display in an easy to see location, a simple, passive way to monitor your energy consumption. you could change the 32A for a 10A most...

Cheers, all. for reference. Yes, the kia injectors are clamped in. Yes they need coding, even a used unit would need coding to my engine. After phoning a few diesel specialists, they all advised the same, that a slide hammer type remover probably wouldn't get my injectors out. All in all...

hi, thanks for the reply, the engine in question is a 2003 kia 2.9 CRDI engine from a sedona, shared with the Hyundai from the same vintage (Terracan IIRC) some of the extractors I have seen seem to be a slide hammer with a adaptor that fits under the injector, I have a slide hammer, so with...

After much prodding and poking around I have a culprit for my vehicle issues, I just have a few questions about common rail engines before I continue. Firstly, are the injectors just a push fit? they look to be, if so, how likely is it that one will come out easily? Second, I am aware that...

at least you get a free lamp :shock:

I agree with Cris5, although, evenb if they are in range, you may find they dont work satisfactorily, many trasformers/PSUs dont give a stable enough output, and you end up with flickering LEDs.

Well, its arrived, hooked up ok, seems to work fine, gives out the "live data" readings that are avaliable for my car, still no codes coming up to be read though. was chatting to a garage next door to work today, they were quiet so they stuck my car on the all singing all dancing reader they...

what type of shower is it, if its electrically heated, then yes, it needs its own circuit, if its a power shower, ie water heated by your hot water system, then the shower only has a booster pump in it, and a spur is acceptable.

Not yet got my codes off, but the more I research, the more it seems to be pointing to injector issues. So, with this in mind, I have found a company locas to me that offer injector cleaning, off the car ultrasonics and test using ASNU equipment. now, I have found a set of recon injectors for...

you mean trafficators old bean:

I've used a few linksys switches, and found them to be reliable, even in non "home" applications, made by Cisco

in general, any PIR that has a relay, rather than a solid state switch, so most standard PIRs should be fine.

well, Ive just ordered one, and downloaded to torque to my phone, if it does what it says on the tin, Ill be pleased.