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    Enclosure to extend cables

    many thanks
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    Enclosure to extend cables

    Im afraid I have not got the skills to do that. When I said I did not want to use connector blocks, I was not wanting to have them loose in an enclosure. I wanted something fixed to connect to I have had a look around on google but the options are confussing. Thanks for the replies...
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    Enclosure to extend cables

    These DIN rail mounted blocks may be the things I think I may be after. I have asked in two wholesalers and they just try to sell me another cu Don't suppose you have any links many thanks
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    Enclosure to extend cables

    Please forgive my poor description but I am looking for the following I am changing a CU but the cables may be a little short. What I would like is an enclosure to bring the old cables into, terminate them and from there connect new cables to go to off to the new CU. I do not really...
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    What size do you think these tails are

    measurement is including sheath, and conductors are of cause stranded.
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    What size do you think these tails are

    Thanks for all the replies and sorry for taking so long to get back. Well the circumference of the smaller tail is 32mm 32mm / 3.142 = 10.18 Diameter = 10.18 / 2 = 5.09 CSA =Pi X R2 3.142 x 25.9 =CSA 81.4 ??? And sorry about this but these three radials on...
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    Poorly light

    What caused that to happen ?
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    What size do you think these tails are

    What size do these tails look like to you? Cheers
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    Explaining Main Bonding to customers

    Many thanks skenk I see what you are saying about the sink, and people (electricians) getting hung up on the bonding issue. It could be any metal object, I just thought a sink would be a simple object to use. Your comment The reason for MPB's is not so 'all pipework is at the same...
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    Explaining Main Bonding to customers

    I want to be able to give the customer something to explain the need for such things as Main Bonding in a simple and clear way. Of course there are different scenarios, but there must be a simple consensus on the basics that are required to make your standard domestic property safe and...
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    Explaining Main Bonding to customers

    Kitchens do not require supplimentary bonding but the pipes are at an equipotential due to the Main Bonding. Thats the whole point is it not.
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    Explaining Main Bonding to customers

    I am finding more and more that I have to explain why main bonding needs to be installed. Why RCDs are needed etc. I want to produce some handouts to customers to explain the reasons behind the regs. So they know whats going on, and that I am not just trying to rip them off... :( I have...
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    fifth floor flat bathroom extractor fan

    I have been asked to install a window fan in a bathroom. Never done a window fan before, but I can imagine that you need access from inside and outside to secure the two halfs. A bit of a problem since the flat is five stories high. Is there a fan that can be fitted to a window, working...
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    Grid Switch Dimmer

    Replace the lot, that does make sense. :oops:
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    Grid Switch Dimmer

    The Grid plate says MK, will any MK grid dimmer fit this plate, not seen this one before? Cheers
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    Basic TV set up

    Many thanks for your replies ericmark and sureitsoff I can follow whats going on if I used one of those loft boxes, but i won't be needing to add more tvs. So I am still a little stuck :oops: You say that tv and sat can be combined, so would this work? TV and Sat come into house...
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    Basic TV set up

    Iwant to put a TV onto a chimney breast and would appreciate some advice current set up is that two leads enter the house, sat lead and aerial lead These leads will be move to a new position (as pic) Will run power as shown (red is the new stuff) Its the connecting up of the...
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    Spurs off the ring, have I done it wrong?

    Spurs of a ring Have I been doing it wrong Looking at the red book I have. I have normally spurred of a socket to an FCU but looking at the book is seems that you can only... Spur off from a junction box. Have a FCU connected directly to the ring and spur off that. The...
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    Two holes for you to look at

    Two holes drilled today... No blow out for me, thanks to a top tip from this forum, 'turn the hammer off, when you are almost through' The BT guy should read this forum. Mind it could be luck :roll:
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    calculating power

    I am only a student but this is my understanding. VP / VS = IS / IP 230 / 12 = 4.16 / 0.21 P= V X I 12 X 4.6 = 55.2W (19 X 55.2 = 1048.8W) 1048.8 / 12 = 87.4 I 230 X 0.21 = 48.3W (19 x 48.3 = 917.7W) 917.7 / 230 = 3.99 I The current is high on the...
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