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Who's Tuff ? Hi any-way........

Got the NICEIC guy (hopefully) giving me a call tomorrow about somethink else so I will ask him his points of view on accessibility......

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Is a key a tool then "sorry, cant get access the front door is locked" this makes the whole installation inaccessible......is there a reg for that... Do you also write on top of the carpets to let future sparks/DIYers know where the JBs are ?....didn't think so.....what about detailed...

Depends on what size (kW) shower you have? But 10.0mm usually does the trick....

Funny.......it all comes down to experience.....Loosing your nerves with a customer will go aswell, I deal with customers all day, the good, the bad and the really ugly ones...we do a lot of work for various housing associations / councils so the customer can be quite different. Take your...

I dont think its a case of "recently" become inaccessible, from the moment they are or when installed under the floorboards they become inaccessible......as I said above your relying on some DIYer or spark to make future sparks / DIYers know where they are, and lets be honest, it dont...

I believe accessible (for JBs) to mean installed within the mains cupboard, easy access within loft areas etc....under the floor boards I consider not to be accessible, as a tool of some-sort is required. The other trouble with JBs used under floorboards is that your relying on the spark to...

Funny thing about the NIC.....Sent them an email in Febuary about something technical (checkin' me out, bein technical)....any-hoos Got a written letter last Thursday in reply to my question.......how fast is that........what do we pay them for.....

Cant use JB's unless they are accessible, for maintenance & inspection.....You also said that the immersion tank was supplied from the ringmain....are you 100% on this? or is the circuit protected by a 15A / 20A fuse/MCB.......no worries either way, just asking....

Sorry...you buzzed after the time ran out.....

Think you got your answer...... :wink:

You say it a 3gang but you have only mentioned Comm/L1/L2 & L1/L2/L3.....hows the 3rd one set up...?

But it is a scary thought of what can happen........Next episode of Tradesmen From Hell to follow.....

The way I read the specification suggests that one socket per circuit ? Your shopping list may just get bigger........ Maybe an idea to run in a supply from the mains area to your studio, then install a board there......shorter runs to the sockets.....(may have been suggested above).....

I believe you will need quite alot of balloons......to lift your weight.....erm sorry your wallet.....

There are loads of posts about these type of dimmer switches just do a search.....

I always miss the good arguments... :roll:

Sorry all wrong......... You really need to use one of these I've been missing a couple weeks and my 1st post is non serious one.....oh well..... :lol: