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[/url] Is that torch a wind up?

Very, thanks :)

It just looks incredibly tatty now.

Ok, thanks. Forgetting the price for a moment, how do I get the right one to fit? Just get any surface mounted one with 15mm connections that are 150mm apart?

I'd like to replace a surface mounted Mira 88 shower, it's an older version of this one - http://www.plumbnation.co.uk/site/mira-gem-88-mixer-shower---mira-gem-88--ev-/# Is it just a matter of isolating the supplies, undoing the 2 compression fixings and fitting the new one in place? If so...

He won't mention it if you don't.

Good thinking, I'll see if I can find out when I go back :)

I hope it's the latter, *no-one* cuts a chunk like that out of a joist to install a light. There's no chance of getting access from above but it looks too thin to be a joist, what do you think?

Thanks for the input, I won't be playing with it myself, I was just interested in the physics of it all :)

I thought about that but figured if it failed an IR test I wouldn't have been able to do anything about it anyway :lol: One of the JB's I opened (well removed the last remaining screw of the four) looked like it had some sort of gunk coming out of the gland, is that likely to be the...

I had a look at someone's external lighting circuit today but didn't go too far on it as it's in MICC and I've never touched that before so didn't really want to start messing with the integrity of it. There's about 2kw of lighting & a 1kw photocell (well designed) and the mcb has tripped and...

If you mean the 2392 then that depends on what you know already. The 2392 is relatively simple and you may not actually learn anything from it if you've already got a reasonable understanding of basic testing. If you've never tested before then I'd say you definitely need to take the 2392, at...

I've seen 10mm in yellow crimps before, not all of the strands mind you, but hey it still works dunnit...

So it is, if only I could read.

The link is to yellow crimps.

From P4 - "Do not connect the appliance using a 13a plug or protect it with a 13a fuse"

Is this what's known as a ring within a ring?

Thanks all, I think I've persuaded them to have a complete new unit now, although I wouldn't be surprised if they change their minds again.