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Yes. There is a dimmer now that you mention it but it’s been turned off all the time when lights have tripped.

Do you ever have one off those days where you feel like throwing your tools in a pile & setting them on fire?! Today was one of them. Basically, yesterday I tested an installation before a replacing an ancient fuse board. All IR results were fine apart from the lighting circuit. L-N >299...

Right a family friend want me to remove a consumer unit that is used as the heating board as it's all being done away as they are installing a combi boiler. So as the old domestic board is old fuses I'm going to replace it with the domestic board (mcb's). Now my question is do I have to make...

Who's responsibility is it to make sure a CO detector would be installed in this case? Is it mine the electrician or the homeowners? Would I be covered if i just recommened they got a Plug in CO detector?

Maybe be safer too put one in then as technically there's a chance it could as there's ducting carrying the pipes between the boiler and inside the house?

Is there a regulation stating you must install a carbon monoxide detector in a property if the boiler is an external boiler? The property in question is a downstairs flat. Do most people normally install one or leave it seen as the boiler is outside?