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Well the covers off and he's warming up his multimeter.... so why not :wink:

Post a pic of your multimeter as you will need to know how to read Voltage and Continuity.

If there is power at the immersion element it may be the element stat, you will need to use a multimeter set to read continuity to check this. Ensure that the circuit is turned off first at the supply and use the meter probes to test across the element stat (usually the two screws next to the...

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Don't want to get in trouble with the mods by advertising where i bought mine, so, if you do a uk google search "esse" you will find lots of suppliers. Expensive to ship due to weight but hopefully your nearest stockists will be listed and you can collect yourself (if interested).

Have you considered one of these http://www.esse.com/stoves/multifuel_wood/300.html They fit into an existing fireplace and are easy to install. I bought one last year (the 300 model) and fitted it in my kitchen fireplace. The heat output is amazing. I burn a mix of wood and coal.

Like breezer said, this could be an expensive project but i think it could be interesting if you could maybe salvage second hand parts and keep costs to a minimum. If you have kids the experience of building this would be priceless. On the other hand, if it's just a few garden lights you want...

Yes http://www.gil-lec.co.uk/products/Switches+&+Sockets/Group+A+-+White+Moulded/MK+Logic+Plus/TV+&+Satellite+Sockets/MK+TV%2FFM%2FSAT+Triple+Socket+Triplexer/2759010545

How was the old timeswitch connected? Did the old timeswitch control a thermostat or boiler? Wiring diagram and tech info for the new timeswitch here. http://www.baked-design.biz/datasheets/Select%20XL%20A3%20V4.pdf

You could use something like this outside the bathroom to control the towel rails. http://www.locksonline.co.uk/acatalog/Smiths_FST17_Time_Clock.html You need to elaborate on two things, what you mean by "fuse panel" and the "switch on the heater itself". There are regulations for items...

Lots more here..... http://www.building.co.uk/section.asp?navcode=2411 :lol:

BS 6264:1982 - Guide to procedure for operator training for earth-moving machinery. :?: Search any BS number here http://www.standardsuk.com/?gclid=CJievqzr1JYCFQ2Y1QodFwu33A [/url][/list][/list]

The KTS is no longer available for purchase as it's been replaced by the Fluke 1650 range.

Yes, this has been asked before. http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=82578 All the answers you need in the link above.