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blimey...i hope those pipe joints never leak! :shock:

16a mcb > 20a double pole switch > done.

nope, deffo red in the description.. :wink:

OK, now their toys are back in their prams. :roll: :shock: how patronising.

yup... i take back my comment. thanks for the info seco :wink:

please...hate thinking im right when i could be wrong :(

cool, appologies if i'm wrong, can you point me in those directions?

with a stat without VF contacts.

with VF contacts? i disagree.

this is assuming that you have a combi boiler, right?

common (red live) is no.3 switched live (prob yellow) is no.2

i think they are drain offs incase you use a neon screwdriver :lol:

unlikley. unless, that it is, if the original installation was pme in the first place. but im assuming not... :wink:

when ya gotta go, ya gotta go! :lol:

2500/230 = 10.9a will work fine on an accesible plug top and assuming the rest of the appliances dont go above 16a it will suffice. if its a 2.5mm radial you can probably get away with uprating the mcb to a 20a to give you more headroom. (as long as all factors like volt drop etc... have...

im not cool enough for an iphone hense the blackberry route. now iphones are so cool there uncool and blackberrys are cool for being uncool. ... im so confused :oops: thanks for the link TTC btw :wink:

personally i think those things should be banned. a wet one of those is the same as using your finger as a screwdriver.

yup, a false positive. Those drivers can pick up a capacative load from something else which makes you think its live. :wink:

depends on the problems inherited on the existing wiring, really is a minefield! could be 300 could be 800+... hard to tell to be fair :(

could be a false positve, those neon drivers are useless. better to be safe than sorry though :wink: