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I purchased one of these years ago. BG? It seemed to be slow, (N300) so I disabled it over 2 years ago. Just tried to re-enable it by pressing the button 3 times and it appears dead. I just wondered if there were any recommendations for other USB extender sockets, or should I just replace it...

Is there currently an RCD protecting the garage supply in the house? As that will trip if you have a fault in the shed. It could get annoying. having to reset a house RCD, goto the garage and reset RCD, and then back to the shed. Only to find out it trips again. That could get really annoying...

twist it upside down ? Save getting any of the wires wrong

I like ones where the terminals are on the bottom. Stops switches filing up with plaster dust and also makes installation a tad easier. Like legrand myself

I thought you were going to ask for a quiet switch

Anyone got one of these? are they any good? Interested in the wired mains version. App/BT any good? I have the older generation one

Not if you have all the storage heaters on! ;) (and ur, The dishwasher of course, trying to bring it slightly back to the topic) Anyway, who said anything about night time.

maybe. But there are tariffs where the whole house changes to cheap rate, not just the car.

There certainly don't seem to be many good deals for E7 customers. On the other hand, if you own an EV...... there are deals

I don't think that is the case. Gas SC is lower. When the small energy firms went bust a few years back, the Electric SC was increased, Thus Gas users and non Gas users would pay the same amount to compensate. Gas SC is about 30p/day for my region

I guess new builds at the time put the heating device/storage in the middle of the building. I think the regulation is that pipes should be lagged for 3m from the tank. (edit: my phone says 1m) Hotels of course have a 'ring'. Where water is constantly pumped around the ring and back to the...

Best off connecting it to a socket circuit, via a 13A FCU. You will then have a live and netural available at the same location. If you have a black or blue junction in the back box of the light switch, it maybe possible to do it as you are attempting

Having insulation can be annoying, as said. You start drawing the water. It gets warm. So you put the plug in expecting some hot water to follow shortly after, however all you get is a sink full of luke warm water, and have to empty it, and start again.

I thought it was in the instructions, back in the day!

I didn’t know 10mm micro bore was used for taps in uk. Personally I thought it was the norm to run the tap to get hot water before starting a machine.

one on the cooker circuit (used most often) and the other on the ring would also be acceptable

Certainly cloths detergent is now more suited to 30c or 40c. I will have to pay more attention to dw soap

Every couple of years we have this discussion lol I have a very old dishwasher that is designed for hot feed only. And a more modern 2012 Bosch that is hot feed only. Hot feed is perfect for them as they run hotter that a cloths washer

I was wondering if the American method had been used, where the neutral was used at the switches! Lets hope not.

why don't you put the junction (or socket or blank) above the cupboard. You won't see it. A socket May even be useful for extractor fan or lights. But a double blank is easier to make 6 joints Maybe use Wagos