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:lol: Interesting stuff, shall have a look later for a plastic sheet etc. I couldn't see any moisture on the joists. Would a moderator mind moving this thread to the electric section? :)

So today I started topping up the existing 100mm insulation in our flat with 200mm Krauf stuff. I've read on various sites that you're not to cover any electrical wiring with insulation due to the fact you'll be de-rating the current carrying capacity of the cable, but the consensus is lighting...

Cheers for that. It's still odd though, if they don't want you to adjust it why have a dial at all? There's no reason not to have temperatures written on it. I've played with the dial so I guess I'll just have to measure the temperature at the taps.

Recently replaced a pair of faulty thermostats with Backer resetting types when I realised that the Backer stats don't have the temperature written on them, for example: I've read that the ideal temperature is around 60c but how am I supposed to set it to this temperature, other than...

Probably stored energy in the capacitors. When you next unplug the amplifier, turn it on so that it can used up any remaining stored energy.

Nice try, bas.

You need a dimmable transformer, the switch won't make a difference.

The output flap changes depending on its temperature, for example if the heater is cold then #4 on the dial might mean it would be fully open, however if the heater had been charging for some hours then #4 would be half open as the metal flap had distorted. (edit: actually I think the above...

I didn't realise it was such a heinous crime to bump threads from 3 months ago. Rather than bothering to search for an answer I'll just create new threads in the future, there's nothing better than multiple threads asking the same tedious question over and over. I happened to be searching for...

You replied to it.

It's 3 months old, you are correct.