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as already stated i would personally use an swa. from the meter position to the cu.no problem with length as long as cable size is ok for length of run.normal in any block of flats where the meters are positioned in a communal cupboard

fused connection or fused switched unit.same thing.would not fancy hard wiring television unit.new televisions come with kettle lead connections.to disconnect for whatever reason some people will unplug from the tv still leaving the lead live

hi john.bs1363 is more to do with legal and illegal sockets ie insullgated earth pins etc.nothing to do with socket positioning.nothing in regs against ceiling mounted sockets.would strongly be against fsu though

if you can find it john let me know

cannot undersand what the issue is about a ceiling mounted socket whether single or twin.once plugged in properly will not come loose unless you have a lot of vibration.will not arc.just go for it

i agree with flyingsparks.the first place to start is at the switch.how many cores are at the light fitting

out of interest.do you have power to the sockets in your garage and is your garage attached to your house

the cold water pressure is very good.only hot water pressure is very low.there is very little flow of water

very little pressure on kitchen hot water tap.when bathroom tap turned i have no hot water at all [/code]

can anyone help with a potterton puma problem.very low pressure on hot water taps