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Just pointing out things have improved. Sunray. Not sure what you mean. It’s fine the lamp has metal thread

I always consider the polarity change to be an American thing, so more burgers than Germans. Polarity isn't such a problem on modern ES holders. There are 2 safety features to prevent problems. 1) The metal is enclosed so fingers can't touch it. 2) There are 2 thread rings. The one close to the...

My thought was the same as sunray. But I don’t know if we were allowed to add the additional wire between the light and left sw

Turn off that B40. See what doesn’t work. And if it’s not important, see if the trips stop too

That light circuit next to the 100mA. Any outside lights on it? Any water in them ?

The main one is time delayed.

What does the b40 do by red switch

Pic of your consumer unit please ?

that red wire will probably need connecting to one of the other red wires. probably the one closest to the camera

Exactly. I have an MK USB A one which I think are around 2A. 10W I also have some MK fast charge ones, with A & C on them which can kick out 25W? But I prefer to use a plug in 5W to slow charge :LOL::rolleyes: MK also did some ones with USB A&C on them, but not fast charge. I don't have one...

So what failure do you get? Both USB sockets dead ? usb c will just wear the phone battery out quicker.

Well the UK is the only place that requires isolation transformers I believe? Can’t be that many more.

Considering shavers had batteries since the 80's ? And RCD's have been required on most circuits for a while, These things really are a joke. At least this is getting a bit more modern (with USB sockets) https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/266995066861

it's more the duration that they have to be plugged in for, rather than the current draw itself. They get very hot at the back. My personal opinion is that I'm not a fan of the heat and humming, and we have RCDs there days

Tooth brushes take a long time to charge. They are on a slow 1W induction charger. The result is that the isolation transformer cooks away.

If you want a traditional replacement, but with electric control, then get an RTS1. Neutral required. Is that electronics to do the sensing control, but traditional dial...

EFLI - You missed the point I was making.

That is naughtly using a bare cpc for a live conductor. They could of at least used neutral! If you don't want anything fancy, why change it? Personally I like the fancy ones where you can set different temperatures for different times of the day. A good compromise between comfort and economy...

Yeah I have fitted panels in kitchens. Amazed how they light up the other side of the room so well.

If they can't replace the those fittings, add some decent ones inbetween. (on a different switch). Don't bother to turn the old ones on! They should last then, for the inspections