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was the original light a security light with a sensor attached, was there a switch inside to switch it on and off as well ?

We always use a conduit mouse, I keep mine in a matchbox in my top pocket !!!

big automatics are brilliant easy to drive, should have them more over here, i wish my boss would buy me an automatic van.

Yes thats right and so are all the other proposals

Nice one mate, didnt think of that one

1)Remove single and earth red from between pullcord and light. 2)remove twin and earth cable from pullcord and re-route to light connect the red only back into the light. 3)At the wall switch disconnect the black of the twin and earth. 4)If switch operates upside down connect red of the...

holmslaw. Why are you questioning sunrays competence, with these derogatory remarks, people like you are of no help to others, and i find it offensive to read this rubbish.

Well said Rf !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have these concrete gutters on my bungalow, over the last 30 years ive tried all sorts to seal them. The solution is to line them with lead. Job done no more leaks, they have been done for 6 yrs now well worth the cost of buying the lead on a roll and doing yourself, but remember safety...

Yes I meant notification, Dave

Yes bas I can, as I said its a hyperthetical question !!!

Yep ok,as I thought. But its only a hyperthetical question !!!!!!!

Hyperthetical question. I am 52, been in the electrical trade all my life. Was self employed for 20yrs until recently and was NICEIC registered. Got all the appropriate qualifications, I now work for a local electrical contracting company cards in. Question is-: Would you as an...

Beat me to it (but i would normally put the brown of the 3c into the common terminals of each pullswitch) doesnt matter which way round you connect black or grey into L1 & L2

Switch off the mains, plug one end into a socket, the other into a portable generator, seen it done by a mate off mine, told him about the dangers but he still does it during a powercut

Nice pics, its a shame though that we see pics like this, and worse on a regular basis.

What is the best thing to protect sandstone with, from heat and staining ? I am going to use it as a hearth with a woodburner on. Thanks Dave

Thanks rich, I am aware that it will be under building regs

Thanks for all the replies, we have looked at a few this morning, and quite like the Broseley Serrano 5, anyone experienced any problem with these ? Thanks Dave