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Thanks for your reply. Any ideas where i might find one. Probably go for LED.

I tried both AC and DC at the output as i thought it could have been an inverter but still nothing but i definately have 12vDC going in on the red line.

I didnt realise it was a diode, i have a Diode test facility on my fluke so Ill check that out. And i have no idea what the PCB does, all i know is my light wasnt working and when i unscrewed the fitting i found that connected behind it.

Thanks mate. I had a feeling they could have been Capacitors but usually you see a uF on there somewhere but there is nothing. Any ideas where i could get one?

Hi It is a 12v Flouresant Light. What is the unit called if i was to try and get a replacement? Also do you know what it actually does?

Good Morning All, One of the lights in my caravan isnt work so i set about going to work with my multi-meter. I found i had voltage to the circuit board (pictured) but nothing coming out for the lighting terminals. I did various resistance and Continuity checks and ive got a couple of...

Morning all, I've been looking at re-vamping my front drive and was looking at using stone until someone mentioned Patterned concrete. I've searched on Google and the pictures say its concrete but it actually looks like slabs/block pave etc etc. I know I'm not a builder but surely "concrete"...

This forum is great for advice but just be aware that most electrically oriented jobs will need a competent person to do it. Whether that is you, a friend or someone qualified, that's the owners call. I'm just a DIYer but I know my way around electrics. The call is yours. However back to...

Good morning matey, How far is the shed/garage away from the consumer unit in the house? I've just bought a Hager.really nice bit of kit!

Yeah good point Bernard. Take photos alone the way with the tape measure out just to prove everything is ok and at the correct depths.

Hi Jimbo To keep costs down you could do as much as the work as you are confident to do. Dig the 18 inch (deep) trench from your house to the summer house, lay conduit in there, fill in half then lay a line of safety tape (the stuff that's yellow and says electrical cable below), then fill...

EFLI beat me too it. You don't want to be connecting the smokes to a switched live otherwise it will be like you said. Use the permanent live. That's assuming there is a permanent live there and not at the switch. Otherwise you might have snags.

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Good God Sheds, I didn't notice it was 5 year old until you mentioned it. I really am getting bad. :)