Search results

Im quite concerned here, your giving advice to a guy who quite clearly isnt competent to do the job. And from what ive seen, based on this, I havent read that any of you have told him to remove the power to the ring main by either removing fuse or switching of MCB or by turning the main CU...

God We dont all need to jump on the band waggon!! Ive already stated just that in my own post above if you read it. And I have already appologised, so lets not drag this out all day/night. Thx. _____________________________ moderator post locked to prevent hi jacking

OK mate - i'll express my opinions as if a seven year old child could understand :D Point taken, Anyway back to the grindstone.

I didnt think I would have to nurse a fully qualified spark along, I took it for granted you would know I was talking about an earth fault as that was what the original posters problem or issue was about - i.e. he was concerned that live would touch a pipe or the heater cylinder in the shower...

Not at all smart arse - im thinking in terms of an earth fault the rcd would trip out faster than a fuse would blow. And yes thx Im fully aware an RCD does not replace an MCB, thx for reminding me though.

Yep an RCD, also they trip far faster than a fuse does when measured in ms.

The visonic Pet PIR's are fine for a cat - bigger dogs etc I would be wary but for a cat youll be fine - and the Visonic pet passives can be installed at the same hight as normal PIR's. As stated previously, open lid of pir - alarm will go into tamper - enter code to silence, then note what...

You should have an isolator in its own enclosure before the CU - so when the isolator is off you can work safely inside the cu without any danger - if you have the isolator in the cu - part of the incoming side of the isolator will still be live inside the cu!, In short have an isolator...