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I've attached photos of what is in my boiler cupboard. Does this confirm the type of system I have? Thanks.

Thanks, I'll check this evening.

A follow-on question, if anyone can help: If I do need to replace the programmer, I'm tempted to go for a Potterton EP6002, which would give me separate control of HW and CH. However, I understand that this requires a "fully pumped" system, and won't work with a "gravity" system. How can I...

It is a digital timer - model number EP2002.

I wonder if anyone could advise about a central heating / timer problem I've had over the past few days. At the weekend, I had to switch off the electricity to do some DIY. Since it's been back on, I've noticed that the heating has been behaving oddly, in that it seems to go on and off based...

Many thanks for all your help, guys - the light is now connected up and working. Turned out the live and neutral wire colours were correct, which I managed to establish without frying my multimeter! Thanks again.

OK, thanks - I'll make sure I double-check that.

OK, thanks for that. I do have access to a multimeter so I'll check the polarities with it. I haven't used one before so your instructions are most welcome!

Finally got around to this job. Strip light is up and wired in, and I’m about to connect the other end of its cable to my new junction box. One thing that’s concerning me slightly: The original rose (photo in my earlier post) had live, neutral and earth going into it, which is fine...

Thanks for the helpful replies. I do indeed need to extend the cable, so I'm pleased to hear that I can use the existing rose to do that. As regards earthing: is it correct that if (as advised) I disconnect the lamp holder from the existing rose and connect the L, N & E wires from a new...

I currently have a conventional pendant-style light in my loft, which i want to replace with a fluorescent strip light (already purchased). Having looked at the existing wiring, I'm puzzled to find there is only one twin & earth cable going into the ceiling rose, which comes from the switch...