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Just test the Ze between live and neutral if its a 2wire supply

not you thats for sure, unless you want scottish power to bitch about you cutting the seals lol

Have just purchased a d911 and a d412 kits. I was wondering if there was anyway of linking the 2 systems together so that either push button triggers both chime unts together. Thsnks in advance

i'd get a spark in if i was you. You need to make sure the earthing arrangments are up to standard and that there are RCD's protecting the circuit etc. and if you're taking the supply from that fused switch it could end up being unpractical. ps what he said too

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Just a quick debate. I was comparing a couple of junction boxes today; an ashley 20A JB (black) and an M2 17th edition JB 5-30A rated. The terminals on the ashley were slightly bigger than the M2 and are much better quality terminals so how do M2 get away with rating theirs at 30A. 17th ed...

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i've had this problem for a while now. There is always a sound as if there is a tap running somewhere in my house, i do not have a boiler only a immersion tank and there is no tank in the loft either. Any ideas thanks in advance

hi everyone. I'm putting in a new shower in my bathroom, i've put one of these onto the pipe work and i'm just wondering if it's on tight enough, it feels really tight wont go any tighter with the grips im using, any ideas, how much of the thread should be showing etc.

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i was just wondering what your views were on the subject, no harm in that

you will need a multimeter to prove this accurately. fisrtly, isolate the circuit, then:- put one of the prongs onto 1 live and the other prong onto the other live, do the same for the neutrals and the cpc's(earth) you should have a low resistance between these conductors if not you...

i know you're here to advise them but, that could have been a job for you

Just a quick question to all the self-employed sparks out there, i cannot answer this question as i am not self-employed. If you are an electrician from, let's say a small town. Someone from the same town then posts an electrical problem on this forum and is requesting advice. What would you...

make sure when you're programming your detecters, that you ''house code'' them to avoid getting false alarms if your neighbours install the same type of detectors