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.... or the well being of the registered sparky's name that is on the certificate. I doubt he knows anything about this job :lol: Surely if a circuit has been put into service it should be certified, and if you later go an wire another circuit it would be certified seperately? :?

The non-kitchen sockets should be on an RCD regardless of being wired in earthed metal conduit Unsheathed cables must be in an enclosure or conduit What size cable connects to the oven? Surely thats not the work of an NICEIC approved contractor? :shock: Screw terminals must be...

I also have a question- What size fuse or circuit breaker feeds the socket circuit that was later extended?

Thats correct. OSG says unfused spurs should not exceed number of socket outlets, (which means you can 1 spur from every socket). Fused spurs are unlimited (which means you can take as many sockets as you want from a 13A FCU)

Betaduct do all sorts of trunking including the size and colour you want. The type you are after is called solid wall. The Betaduct catalouge can be downloaded from here: http://www.betacable.com/productbetaduct.php regards

You might even want to consider an emergency light. They work as a normal light and are handy if the light circuit trips at night. http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/EMWP3M.html regards

What about some open slot trunking to keep things nice and neat in the box? http://uk.farnell.com/852168/electrical-circuit-protection/product.us0?sku=hellermann-tyton-184-10078 regards

That the appliance tester is portable :)

:oops: I have just had a look at my shiny new Amicus guide and it does say you can use diversity to assess the demand of an installation OR final circuit. I will let you off this time :lol: regards

No it wont. The application of diversity is to assess the maximum demand of the installation as a whole. 433.1.1 says the current setting of the protective device (In) must not be less then the design current (Ib) Regards

oops :oops: What about these? http://www.thecrimpcompany.com/scpro/crimp/products/allproductssub.asp?page=1&parentcatname=Copper%20Tube%20Terminals&parentcat=2&prodname=Pin%20Terminals10-95mm2%20DIN%2046230&subproducts=3576&id=3576 How many do you need? :lol: regards

What about this: http://tpwcc.com/index.html regards

http://www.rapidonline.com/searchresults.aspx?style=0&kw=bootlace+ferrules Bootlace ferrule is actually the correct term :wink: regards

[/url] The instructions you refer to are similar to a box available on ebay for 20 quid, yet the make your own version costs over a tenner in parts alone :? Surely there are better things to do with your free time? :)

Try ebay or do a search for a "wander lead" :wink: regards

Theres a wall chaser going at Aldi's for £40. Get a wet vac and your away :) http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/offers_week30sunday08.htm regards

Why tri-rated?

Thanks for the replies. I remember the T+E issue coming up during my 2391 practical exam. The problem was that the T+E cables were placed sideways and secured with a clip designed for one cable. I can understand this being an issue as the T+E cables will get crushed by the clip. With the SWA...

Hi Guys, I have come across a couple of SWA cables where the cleats for both are secured by 1 long screw, so that 1 cable is sitting in front of another. It looks like it has been done because space is limited, and 1 cable cannot go above or below the other. The grouping factor is not a...

You could probably use something like this: http://uk.farnell.com/1344234/industrial-controls-automation/product.us0?sku=finder-801102400000 If you had 3 timers you could cascade them so that the first timer will then start the next timer as well as supplying a spot light. regards