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http://www.s-w-a.co.uk SWA have them. any wholesaler can buy them from these people. happy to help.

You can do anything you like in a domestic dwelling, there are no laws rules or regulations concerning lux levels. But energy saving in new builds is essential. I've seen some bad shadowy dim dining rooms/ lounges in my time though. Some Light fittings in B&Q look lovely in their...

and stained eyes can be painful.

Denners (Denmans to the uneducated) Can definitely supply Clipsal. All of it. Well my branch can.

These are perfect for your scenario http://www.eterna-lighting.co.uk/category.asp?cat_id=14 Simple yet ingenious.

6 months at 6 hours a day = approx 1000 hours. worst case scenario. GU10 mains halogens have, generally a 1000hr life. that's a reputable brand. and that is an AVERAGE life. not a guaranteed life. either you are unlucky, or using cheap unfused imported lamps. Either way, I don't think you...

7watt usually, candle lamp shaped, E17 thread, frosted appearance, a centimetre or so bigger than a traditional tungsten filament candle and...................... why ask? are your google fingers broken? Try Omicron or Megaman websites.

http://www.steinel.de/cms/engine.php?pageID=148 vorsprung durch technik adjustable from 0.5-100lux Should do the job.

but..... Gainsborough do have a nationwide service network. If a shower doesn't work, and you've gone to all the trouble of fixing it to the wall, connecting pipes and cables, and spent the best part of an hour trying to work out why it doesn't work , as a tradesman, where time is money...

they are still available. like anybody else (except MK it seems) Crabtree still sell all of their old mcbs. Just go to any half decent electrical wholesaler, and they will get you one. Be prepared to pay at least a tenner though. btw, all of the 610 range were type 1 (ask your dad :?: )...

GET's Ultimate range has gone a long way to be the first of the new generation. Sleek and easy on the eye, colour coded terminals to help the uneducated, terminals in a nice neat 45degree angled row, screw covers and a range that only MK can beat. Their grid range, dare i say it, is even better...

like these Cold cathode IMO has a big future. Watch this space.

[/url]http://www.aico.co.uk/radiolink_ts.htm available from most reputable wholesalers. Not cheap, but time saved on installation......

You're confusing them with Federal Lectrician, a company in Birmingham bought all of the old Federal MCB's and as you suggested, have only 10A TP and 6A TP ones left now. I assure you, the Square D QO-E range is STILL available. They are the ones with _(_)_ shaped terminals top and bottom.

Square D QO-E breakers are available, the boards may be obsolete, but they still supply the MCBs. Try any Electrical wholesaler, they will have a source for them. you might have to pay over the odds, but hey, cheaper than a new CU.

Heatstore Brand = C.E.F. own-brand, good luck in your search

But aren't those new(ish) low energy pendants so adorable? a lovely dangling white stick of light which can only be replaced by a lovely dangling white stick of light! <switches off sarcasm mode> :lol:

(trying to be nice) go find a GE stockist, they do a 45A plug-in MCB suitable to fit to retrofit to a Wylex CU. But if what i read is true from the professionals, On Your Head Be it :!: :!:

a) Mains halogen give you approx 30% less light watt for watt vs 12V b) Mains halogen lamps generally last on average 1000hr opposed to a "branded" 12V 50W halogen which will give you between 2000 and 5000hr life c) Dimming 12V sets is much more straight forward than the old "reduce by 25% to...

oh ye of little faith :wink: you're obviously using the wrong branch. and these look like the Micromark ones which aren't actually brick shaped! You'll have to chisel out more than just a brick if they are. Some people get away with murder with their products....