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cheers rf the trunking is for mic cables so i have got to keep them seperate noz spark thats sounds like a good idea any other ideas? G.T.S

I have done a job today which was a real pain. I have fitted some trunking down the wall and drilled a cable (now you are probally thinking what an idiot but they were not in a safe wiring zone. I managed to chip some plaster away and temporarily put connectors on it to get it working again...

I bet the goverment donated the cds to the bluepeter appeal http://www.number10.gov.uk/output/Page13777.asp G.T.S 8)

Thats a bit amaterish and ruff the amount of time i've taken down fittings trying to fault find to find that the plastic has melted from the heat and the connections have touched. The best thing is either a junction box in the ceiling as long as you can make a hole so you can access it/or the...

You cannot change the off peak times they will be set as standard. The boost button doesn't work while its on the off peak time. Just make sure the time is set correctly. If you listen carefully you should hear a small click if you press the boost button off and on (when the off peak isn't on )...

32 inch tv on the wall lol :lol:

thanks for the tip breezer but I don't want to watch tv with it I am part of a local amateur dramatic society and they want a camera pointing at the stage so that they can see whats going on from behind the stage we have got a spare tv i just wasn't sure how to connect the two.

Cheers Breezer and RF Thanks for the advice

I have got a cctv camera with a BNC connector on the back I am going to connect a rg59 coax cable to this then i want to connect this to a tv this is where I get stuck do I A. connect this coax to the ariel socket on the back of the tv B. connect the coax via a connector to a scart...

try this place this seems the right base for your detectors you could ring the manufactures to check that they are compatible then you might be able to order 1 direct from them or they might tell you there distributers...

You should get the relay base from the manufactures or an electrical wholesaler you just need to get the relay base thats compatible with the existing detectors. if you take the name of the detectors into a wholesalers i'm sure they will be able to supply you with a relay base. You should be...

You will find that the signal wire isn't a switch wire it just sends a signal to the other detectors. You can get a relay base from the smoke detector manufactures. you can then get a 24v beacon and transformer and use the volt free relay to switch the beacon. Then when the detectors activate...

Thats it but sparkys aren't supposed to certify work that isnt theres so it will be up to him whether he is prepared to sign your work of as his. G.T.S 8)

To wire a ring main you go out of the consumer unit with a 2.5 to the first socket then out of that on to the next on and so on then from the final socket you take a 2.5 mm cable back to the consumer unit. you do all the connections in the back of the sockets. It might be best if you get...

Are you sure that you have connected the 10mm t+e correctly in the main house consumer unit. There are two neutral bars in the split load board if you connect the neutral to wrong one then the RCD senses the imbalance and disconnects the supply so just check which bar you have connected the...

I second that Do it properly and vent it outside G.T.S 8)

I could be wrong but im sure i have read somewhere that if carrying out an PIR then the regs state if the fittings are inaccessible then you can just test up to the switch with the switch off which isolate the fittings Can anyone confirm this ? G.T.S 8)

Wonderful what google brings up lol Try this http://www.pdf-zoo.com/companies.pl?company=213 Manual here http://www.templewood.co.uk/pdfs/9448(Discontinued).pdf

Sounds like a trapped cable somewhere thats causing a fault check all cables that are in the loft. G.T.S 8)

Got a zeroed three phase one if your intrested lol Bet not :lol: G.T.S 8)