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NO ! i was using the forum as a sounding board ! of course you need local isolation , big spark NICEIC quals 2381 2391 + Part p or u saying that c&g are dumbing down now!! watch out you dont sound like the older generation, the exams arnt what they used to be ,,,, and in the old days they made...

Yes I know BAN I hate trunking too!! but client wants cheapest option !!!! Know what I mean :lol: personally I hate the stuff!!

I have been called to wire up a new boiler for a client and just wanted your opinions on the following: the new boiler has a pump over run on it therefore i need to run a new cable for this, no problem with that, where it gets cloudy is the cable selection because the new boiler an valliant eco...

Thanks guys as I thought , thanks for that advice bald, i have worked before on electric boilers and gas ones so i know where you are coming from with the low voltage, i was interested in diff opinions on the cables used by you guys many thanks and have a good christmas everyone

Hi guys just wanted to check out what cables you use on your boiler wiring, As per regs it should be in solid core because its fixed wiring but interested in what configs you use. Ie multi core flex vs 3x t/e etc but especially what you would use say on a pump over run which has to go back to...

Thanks for that ebee, but i have the megger 1502/2 and their plug leads come with a tricore plug that plugs into the meter so no fooling the meter like you can do with the macro test, How are you getting on with that meter, that was the first one i bought but it tripped out rcds on the EFLI...

Thanks for that comment BAN I thought that maybe I was being thick when he said that he does it properly at the board, The idea of going around the sockets is to check for polarity and spurs and branches

Thanks for that Qedelec I also read that magazine but guess what, the two copies I have to hand dont have that advert in it :( typical isnt it or or can see it :lol: Thanks again Ill keep my eyes peeled :shock:

Thanks very much for that Gasman :lol:

Hi could anyone tell me somewhere where i can purchase the plugs that you place in a socket then connect to your test meter to gain the R1+R2 reading. I have found one at my local wholesaler but they are quoting about £40 plus the vat for it. I remember seeing a post from BAN about one purchased...

Whats more concerning is that you fail to understand the basic premise of supplementry bonding, True that the items are all earthed through their cpc's but the cpc's could be of different sizes therefore if a fault occured in say a towel rail and you were touching a radiator the fault current...

opps sorry wrong item :oops:

Does anyone know about retractive dimmer switches :twisted: only jokingggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg arggghhhhhhhhh

Yes but floresents look s..t!

Opps sorry about that my mistake He said " arn't they a four part male vocal group?" :lol:

I think he wouldn't have a clue!!

Are those Shrimps cooked yet? better check the barbi mate! ps what size cable do they use in Aus for barbecues :lol: :lol:

Nick you didn't use amalgam to repair it did you? its not a filling you know! :lol:

Any shrimps on the barbi? bonser mate ! :D

Part P anyone??? :lol: :lol: