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No it needs to be readily accessible. Get a white switch if you don't like the red one.

The norm in that sort of situation would be to use a through box to form the containment and mount the light fitting directly onto the box.

That supply is properly fused. It relies on the substation fuses for fault protection and the cutout fuse for overload protection. No different to the now slightly out of date switch fuse fed from a busbar chamber arrangement as found in virtually all older industrial installations.

You should run 3 core and earth used as the strappers and common to minimise the effects of RFI

Put a normal board / switch fuses inside a sarel steel or grp enclosure.

The reality is that most electricians will either pull the cutout or work live on the meter / henleys, but neither is really a good idea and definitely not recommended on here.

Try running the shower without the shower head connected to the hose. If the head has got scaled up it causes a reduction in flow and an increase in pressure which may cause the prv to operate.

Probably blown a fuse inside the boiler. :roll:

No they're not.

Don't know of anyone that does or why they don't! Easiest way is to use a non-pir flood and then a seperate pir next to it.

It's rubber cable.

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It's never been acceptable. It's certainly not uncommon and whilst not good at all it's not that bad on the context of many electrical based bodges encountered on a dad to day basis.

You only need to bond extraneous metalwork, so basically any metallic service which enters your house from the street. Normally this is just the gas and water supply.

Time to call an alarm person I'm afraid. You've already blown at least one fuse in the end station and randomly guessing what goes where just won't work. Also there's the issue of making a reliable joint on all those wires.

No as they will have switched mode power supplies which will automatically adjust to our voltage :D

Where's the suppliers fuse and electricity meter?

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All heating elements must have a local DP isolator, but there is no reason why it can't be sited in the loft next to the generator.