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You are a skilled individual :)

I'm just giving ideas. It is up to the OP to decide what is suitable for the install. The OP can decide if a relay/contactor is required.

You could use: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3-8-Dr-UNIVERSAL-SMART-SOCKET-1-SIZE-FITS-ALL-/290465411789?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43a11672cd as a last resort See if you can replace the switch with one of these: http://www.maplin.co.uk/components/switches/key-switches OR to look the...

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You need to physically remove the plug from the socket in case your sockets are only single pole, otherwise, a neutral to earth fault on an appliance would still make the RCD trip.

Many thanks Lower for your informative post

[/url] Many thanks Mursal for your informative post, I'm having a good look at PLC control now

OK, try: eBay number: 220994001219...

OK then £11,000, it doesn't matter how much it' s worth, it still needs to be fixed !!!

Well, a 2 axis press brake is going for £80,000 on eBay... eBay Item number: 200787213351

I think that it's Bronx The control circuitry must be 40 years old and is constantly malfunctioning, my plan is to write a program in Visual Basic and interface it with a USB to relay board. I want any old schematic of a Press Brake, so that I can plan it it my head, to see if I can...

Hi, does anyone have a wiring diagram of a 2 axis Press Brake please ? I have googled it but no luck. Thanks, Gareth

Your 2.5mm cable can only take around 30 amps, so your cable is WEAKER than the MCB, so if you had a short circuit, your cable would in effect become the fuse...

The cable is protected by the MCB in your consumer unit. What size is the MCB currently protecting your cooker ? And at that distance, you'll be looking at at least a 4mm-6mm cable because of the voltage drop

Hi Olly B If it looks like this, then all is well, nothing to worry about since plastic doesn't conduct electricity. If it looks like this then you are up sh*t creek.

That is correct, but if the FCU was wired incorrectly, ie: Supply going to load side and the load going to the supply side, then you would infact be measuring the resistance of the neon

The easiest thing to do would be to replace the entire fan, they retail from around £10.00.