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Awesome, thanks.

Stem, that's great. Thanks for the quick and clear reply. As you can see my earth and live both have two wires, am I right in thinking I just keep those together in the new terminals as you've advised? I don't think there's any other timer, the only other part of the "system" is the heatmiser...

Hi I'm trying to replace an existing heatmiser rf thermostat with a hive. The wiring from my boiler (worcester botch greenstar 30i) goes to the current rf switch as shown in the photo. Can anyone advise on how to rewire to the hive receiver? I've not got the hive yet but am assuming the single...

In the end had a total change of plan, went for a floating engineered walnut and covered the bitumen with ply. It looks brilliant as well! The product I bought was called NB-510 and I got it from stripperspaintremovers.com I'd already bought the product before my change of plan but the sample I...

Thanks for that. The floor is engineered wood. I've checked under the units and the current laminate is under the legs, as they are all adjustable I'm hoping I can just shorten them slightly and slide the wood, which is T&G underneath, just going plank by plank. There's no integrated appliances...

Hi, I'm looking for some advice and have found these forums very helpful in the past. I'm currently planning to lay new flooring throughout the downstairs of a 1960's house. I have started to remove the old parquet flooring which has revealed a thick layer of bitumen and what looks like some...

no, both wires are going into a separate connector, one has the manufacturers name (Beleks) and what looks like their logo (a B with a lightning strike where the vertical line should be) This connector also has a triangle with V D E inside it. The other block is plain.

They are identical, they're alreadyscrewed into connector boxes, the covers are transparent and both wires are silvery.

Fitting is E27 GLS, can I cancel my multimeter order and just wire it up? Then as a safety precaution i'll get my wife to turn the light on!!

No way of seeing as there is a metal sleeve where the wires enter the fitting. Looks like i'll be needing that multimeter. Thanks for your help. Gareth

Any way to do this without a multimeter?

No!

The bulb is an edison screw one. It is just a simple pendant light from B & Q. The instructions talk about making sure you connect live to live etc but they really are identical.

Thanks, the wires from the ceiling are a blue, black and the earth, do you mean I can just take my pick and wire blue or black to either of the wires in the pendant?