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Are you spurring from a ring?

Not that using a JB is a bodge - perfectly ok as long as it's accessible.....but you make a mistake so should kick yourself and correct it the way you wanted it in the first place :) Your choice mind - although being Scottish you may be swayed by the £2 JB as opposed to new cable ;) Where...

You can join it with a jointbox - 60A variety is probably what your after - BUT if it was my house I wouldn't..... This beast would do http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/AAJB60.html

Why not get another quote/opinion from a local electrician if you think he's ripping you off/wrong

It's obvious what he was saying m8 At 11am precisely on a non cloudy day - release the spongle valve from the dish while simultaneously tightening the air hook - whilst this is happening the fibulator will point exactly 19 degrees east.

WOW never going to Braehead shopping centre on a bank holiday weekend again - talk about busy!! Anyways... Nice bit of work that.... From a quick look it could be the top black is the Neutral from the outside light, Live is taken from middle connector so not switched. Other black is the...

Sign up at www.photobucket.com - you can upload pics there then post in a thread using tags Do you have a seperate switch for the porch light?

ohh ayyeeee - what you been watching then? :twisted:

I guess you never used all the rings and cooker at once then.... And is probably 6mm going by your measurements

The fuse would just handle that at 230v - what size of cable is existing? What was the power rating of the old cooker?

Did you install the conduit or is it existing? If it's been lying unused (or there are any builders about ;)) it may be full of crap blocking the run? Use a snake with fairy liquid on - easier than pushing cable through there....

Done a few houses from times of yore where it was all conduit - rewire is 100X easier :) Them old school knew how to wore a house I tells ya

Is that an exact science? ;)

137m so far :)

Say the light you want is say 5 x 60W bulbs it is a straight replacement for the existing fitting - 10A breaker would be ok for upto 2300W (at 230v)

http://www.avast.com/ http://www.safer-networking.org/ Orange and White are the standard so very unlikely they were doubled up - but I guess no harm in trying

Was it definetaly orange and white used? Wouldn't be the first time non standard colours were used.....could be a combination of faulty original master then wrong cables when you changed it over?

He did buy a new master breezer ;) Suppose that could be bust you never know.... You should forget BT....I can sell you this setup for cheap - very reliable - never let me down....

I would guess it would be best to just change it for what it should be if not sure - I do recall welding wire comes in 1.2mm - hope it ain't that ;)

What I was getting at is more info is required - how is it wired? Size of cable, rating of fuse/breaker - wattage of the light fitting etc