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Sorry I am confussed here can everyone just talk about electrics/regs and part p cos this sidmus thing is starting to hurt my head

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Does it not say somewhere the frequency of inspec and test on a domestic is every 10 years OR a change of occupancy maybe the house is being bought

hey dont start on me :lol:

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Is the same illistrator who did the noddy books :lol: sorry

:lol: I bet your the same bloke who writes them things on site toilet walls aint you :lol:

would it be best in this case to remove tails to house cu from meter and conect into henly[link box?]and replace with new tails from meter to link box.Add new tails of same size from henly[link] to rcd main switch in meter cupboard.Then a 2 core 4mm from that rcd[to protect main fuse in case of...

My own opinion says what you do is fine with me THANKS

sorry no plumbing in shed although metal roof[bond?] was thinking t and e to metal stop end box on outside wall then glanded swa [4mm not sure I like joining two cables for same supply though thats why I thought catenary] to two way cu in shed with rcd main switch with new addional rcd box in...

yes have experience mainly com/ind not domestic to 17th. cu is memora? BS1361 type fuses no RCD in main board 2 additional RCDs for shwer/sockets supply is 2 cables in one to fuse one to N with earth terminal TNC-S[?] Run cable through utility cupboard in trunking and out into meter...

Hi anyone tell me what regs apply to putting a two way board in abrick shed about 5 meters from the house the board is to feed a couple of sockets and a single light can I use a catenary wire from the main board or does cable have to be burried does it need an earth rod I have a spare way in the...

like I said he raised some interested and valid points that no one seemed to clear up plumber aside

maybe the two grey wires are singles and it is the sheath your looking at as was said

Guess thats why sparrows can sit on overhead lines isnt that because they are perch on one cable so they are at the same potontial as the cable eg no potential difference exists?

resq I like that principle if its electric it can kill :D

Mattylad I understand sidmus has touched a nerve with you by the comments he made at you but I think you need to get a thicker skin.I would of laughed them off.As I read it he made no claim he was the new expert nor did he say no one here was competent.He was correct you are a DIYer and you do...

I think you will find 35 milliamps is enough to kill someone

I really dont think using a hammer to smash a fuse holder out of a board would be wise or sensible even if you isolate the main switch the incomiming terminals would still be live.I dont really have a suggestion as I cant see the job you are doing but the hammer thing would definatly be silly