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surely, for the sake of 15 quid, it really isnt worth the the hassle :wink:

i hope it was the right size, for your safetys sake! 8)

:lol: :mrgreen: :lol:

its my sig, you only need a brain not a crystal ball to realise that :wink: on the basis of the info, you still need a cable size... which is?

9500/230 = pop! (41.2amps) what did you have before?

might be worth pulling back the shroud to see if its a 'cw' gland. slightly concerned as to why the t&e is old colours too.

mark which one is com and which one is l1 on each of the switches.

:roll: so on the basis that 16mm is 74a this should be ok on a 63a rcd.

unless you can give the cable size and fuse size its impossible to say.

come to think of it, there was another cheaper unit sold at denmans, i think it was called freeswitch.. ill try and find some details in the week. edit.. heres the site http://freeswitchwireless.com/

sounds like youve mixed your neutrals up.

ive found that buildings that look 'temporary' usually have disgraceful wiring. a few years back i worked in a converted aircraft hanger where they made traffic cones,amongst other things, i found live 3ph cable ends in the rafters. beggers belief!

as long as the lights are fused down. a 3a switched fuse spur taken off the ring would be ideal.

thats interesting because assuming the tails are 25mm one would assume that halve the conductor size would be adequate for halve the load. ( i know what assume makes though...) funny ole game :D

(good workmanship by competant persons or persons under their supervision must do the work and also that you must follow the manufacturers instructions, nearly all if not all items of eletrical equipements instructions say that that the item must be installed by a qualified/competant person.)...

not too sure with regards byron. i have one of there socket rf jobbies and find the remote somewhat flakey. i do know that MK do a version called echo which can use up to 30 switches on one reciever, not sure on prices though...

because monkeys have the attention span of 5 years? :wink:

i completly agree chris but as the OP was a bit 'unsure about electrics' i didnt want to blind him with science :D

i get the impression its a split load 16th... could be wrong though of course :wink:

yup, nothing wrong with that :wink: