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Are they worth the money they cost? I am debating getting one off ebay, £50 with MCBs and RCD's, seems too cheap really but wondered if others have used them and are they any good, any down sides?? Thanks. PS. I want to order tonight if poss as I have a ebay 10% off vouchers which expires...

Before error induced, LCD display showed FUNCTION. I do not have the original engineers manual so I do not know the installation default code. The contact telephone numbers for the installation company (CTI Security) are all NU. The internal sounder is :cry:

Water based garden furniture paints, it’s not wet but stays tacky.

It is a 30 CTI. The heating switches off when the hot water is run, we have had the alternating valve changed but that didnt help (that may not be the right word - is it a diverter valve?) Then the F6 fault comes up and there is also a warning light flashing on the wireless thermostat. Nobody...

...leave an installation potentially unsafe, and certainly non compliant for the sake of a couple of quid? I can buy Hager RCBOs cheaper than your inferior CTI sh1te, which I would never even consider fitting. If you owned a ferarri, would you be happy repairing it with parts from a skoda?

Everything except the CTI RCD next to the Chint MCB... And the CU has a transparent flap - MKs don't, or haven't for a while - did they used to? Maybe it's a Heinz Mk 1... :wink:

...them. Since a new CU for home is imminent, I've been pondering ... and then an email circular from Quickbits came through. "Amdt3 CUs" and their CTI RCBOs are a good price : https://quickbit.co.uk/Electrical/consumer-units/CTI-RCBOS view side by side with the ProElec ones and it's "spot the...

Ok CTI - 1 Stixall - 1:ROFLMAO: I liked the way pink grip was instant grip for skirting I would allpy then pust the skirt in position then pul off and re apply and after that you would struggle to pull it off again by hand also when it has cured which is very quick it was rock hard. How does...

thats were we started to look, at first we built our Asterisk server as a "what can it do" we now have CTI (SQL integration) Asterisk can do basically anything you want it to do, aslong as you can tell it what to do

...the lighting circuit with a pull switch and 11w LE bulb, as soon as I pull the switch, the RCD trips - If I connect the ring main and plug a drill in, plugging the drll in is fine but as soon as I ull the trigger, again the RCD trips - I only hve a single nuetral bar - The unit is badged 'CTI'

I'd never heard of CTI sealant Doggit, I wonder if that can be used between tiles and shower tray? I did think about plastic panels but the ones I found online were really expensive, I think around £600-700 hundred for the shower area, though I suppose you save time or money on the tiling. I did...

http://www.diynot.com/diy/search/3448311/?q=cti&o=relevance&c[node]=8 There aren't any, because the relevant requirement in Amd3 is impossible to comply with - it simply cannot be done.

...or different materials like metal onto brick, can't remember the name though and don't have any left in the van,plumbase stock it,it's name is something like cti or f ?,most plumbase have a sample brick on the counter with different metals or plastic glued on, it comes in different colours as...

check this website if they are paying 2 or more amounts off council tax the property will be sub divided and 2 amounts http://cti.voa.gov.uk/cti/inits.asp

The usual bottom of the market price and quality. For CPN, you could just as easily substitute MAGNUSS, TD-Line, Chint, CED, CTI or a whole load of other 3 letter 'brands'. They are all the same cheaply made rubbish. Given that the cost of a consumer unit is small compared to the cost of...

Niglon: Chint: MCG: Turd: CTI: Etc..... As you can see, they are all as bad as each other.

I wouldn't say they are not as safe as each other, the issue is a Hager board has been Fully type tested with Hager MCBs and Hager RCBOs. Another manufacturers part may not fit the CU correctly. To stick another manufacturers MCB in there wether it be cheap and nasty or a top of the range one...

...in P5 T&G chipboard to get things as stable as possible, and whilst I used to use lipped trays, I now put a 3mm spacer under the panels, and then use CTI sealant (as it has very good flexible properties) to seal the gap. Time will tell on my new system, and any comments will be well appreciated.

Check 'em out See what that bu##er down the road is paying ! :wink: Blimey, this is naughty :- LINK The fat controller is pretty determined to extract revenue isn't he? Will he try to catch the prat who remortgaged to buy that elusive car? :o :shock: :o :o

...The wall behind the shower unit was tanked when fitted and i wonder if some water is finding its way through the brickwork? I've found this on amazon: CTI Miracle Seal and they say it will work on pipework....but anything with the word 'Miracle' in it has to be taken with a pinch of salt, right?