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Hi, My bathroom extractor fan has broken, and I've fitted a standard inline extractor fan in the loft, as that's what was in. We have approximately 2-2.5m of ducting between the bathroom ceiling and the fan, and then about another 2-2.5m ducting before it hits an external vent. After...

I'll have to have a look at the instructions for the other sensor. It was a genuine part.

Thanks for the information guys. I'll take a look tomorrow at some options. I only need the one wireless PIR.

Well I thought this was getting better but I guess not. It's still doing the same thing with two of the sink taps, the bath tap/shower and the downstairs kitchen sink tap are heating up normally to 50c. The other two taps immediately heat to 75c. I turned off comfort mode and put Eco mode...

Hi All, Want to get a new alarm for the house. Currently have 4 hardwired sensors, with a hardwired bell. I would like to add an extra sensor but wondered if any modern systems are able to be hardwired for the most but add a wireless sensor?

Thanks. Since I posted this, it's started behaving as expected for all taps. I had something similar happen for the heating last time the boiler was powered off, the heating was reaching 90c. It wasn't an exact like for like part, but it was a genuine ferroli part for my boiler, it looks...

Hi guys, I'll start by saying I'm not a plumber or anything, as the site is for, I'm a DIY'er. I have a Ferroli DomiCompact F30B Combi boiler and have recently replaced the clip on DHW temperature sensor as the temperature was jumping all over the place. When I moved it around it would...

Lol I imagined I'd get something like that. There must be thousands of properties out there without the building regs right?

Thanks. I was updating the original post when you replied. I also have a FENSA certificate for 8 windows and 1 door, that the seller says covers the conservatory. Would the FENSA certificate mean that the correct glass has been used? There is no heating system installed in the...

Hi, We are buying a house which had a conservatory added in 2006. As I understand it, the conservatory wouldn't meet building regulations in it's current state as it's open plan to the rest of the house. (I'm well aware of the heat loss implications for this, trying to convince the missus to...