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@SS. I've scan read all of that section, 537, and can find no wording as you put in from the BRB. That doesn't mean it isn't. Just I've got a bit rusty with the art of using the BGB index system. You know the one. Where you look for fuse and it says see, and then see, and then see, and then...

Picasso Lives!! :lol:

Strangely I was having the same cosmic thoughts!

@tireetim I get that as Ref method 103 which would cut it down to 13.5A

No. Only place I can remember seeing it, at the moment, is in the OSG which, as it says, is a guide.

I'll not argue with that one! Our ceiling is 2.3m from the floor, when I'm stood in the bath I could put my hand a good 8" into the loft if there was a hole there.

Measured next to the bath, its the bit you stand on :P And just read further, its SELV.

Zone 1 extends above the bath to 2.25m from the floor.

537.5.4 now concerns Motor Control 537.4 Devices for emergency switching 537.4.2.7 reads: A device for emergency switching shall be so placed and durably marked so as to readily identifiable and convenient for the intended use. 537.4.2.8 A plug and socket-outlet or similar device shall...

Foreword: Chapter 53 Protection, isolation, switching, control and monitoring. Simplification means that* requirements previously in Chapter 46, Sections 476 and 537 of BS7671:2001 are now in this single chapter. Chapter 53 also a new section blah blah blah. * That's easy for them to say...

Flow switch in the shower/boiler cold feed?

I'm also wondering, for clarity, where was the redundant and removed socket fed from? This replaced socket or the single 'in house' socket? Was it before or after the replaced socket before removal? And how many grey sheathed cables are there now at the single 'in house' socket?

Something like Linolite or Halolite?

Got a copy here, if that's a help.

Lost me!! :lol: Is a roof ceiling in the loft, or is it the loft 'floor'? Must be time for a voddy!!

If I lived and worked in London, most probably would have been around that price wise. I'd have probably come in around that mark and if the job was a breeze, as you've stated, would most likely of discounted to reflect the lack of "if it can go wrong, it will". Because of where I live, I'd...

Fire rated downlights? Cost of replacements for when they burn out? Where the cables already in place? Sunday rates? Where you live? Tested and certificated? LABC notification in place or being dealt with?

Must be region thing! When faced with black/brown/grey they become earth/neutral/live (in this situation). Just as well me push bike has a puncture!! Or even earth/live/neutral.

I always try to think, if a chip pan catches fire, and boils over into the hob tray (old fashioned I know), where would I want to be putting my hand to turn the electric supply to the hob off without burning my hand? That's where the isolator would go. Last island hob, in a new build, I had any...

I can well believe that. Until my grandparents had a tv, there wasn't a conventional socket in the two reception rooms of their old cottage. Any electrics were plugged into the 2 or 3 way bc adaptor at the ceiling rose, which, I'm horrified to say, I believe are still available!! I think I was...