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Nope, none. Although when cables are fitted too shallow the plaster tends to crack.

Sounds like a good project, could he do it with one of his work colleagues?

They are definitely made, they have them in my LA stores :D

Oops I didn't see them :oops: I'd still guess buried steel tube with those imperial cores :wink:

I would hazard a guess that behind that pendant you will find a steel conduit box, that will be your earth ;)

When the main fuse gets pulled the inverter shuts down automatically. There should be a rotary isolator by the fuseboard which you can shut off if you want. Yes it will restart once you reconnect the power (sometimes takes a few minutes to sync with the grid AC).

I wouldnt chop that off. Looks like either a mains cable or a BT cable.

I hope I dont live in one of these houses youve 'rewired'.

The Centrif is loud, I feel your pain!

.... and a Part P compliance cert from your local authority.

They saved me £500 on plumbase prices on a Glow worm and 7 rads. They now do double panel double convector rads :D

You need to remember the majority of the replies here are from tradesmen who design and install lighting for a living.

I am an electrician and have recently been refurbishing a large house for myself. I have brought tradesmen in because: they can do it faster than me, to a better standard than me, I can be off on my own jobs while theyre working. It is probably the same for you.

The wiring was probably sound before the son messed about with it.

I would look at a different way of showering first. What about a unvented cylinder and thermostatic showers? If all else fails I think you can buy a interlock switch that, as you say, only allows you to use one shower at a time. Repost in electrics forum for advice on that.

At first he seems a bit dim (scuse the pun!) but after watching a few vids its obvious the guy really knows the theory.

What do we think he does for a living?!

The hob is probably knackered.

I bet the DNO love him :lol:

Someone who has learnt the importance of testing, and is using the correct route to notify/certify, I take my hat off to you sir :!: 8)