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    Telephone socket extension wiring question

    Update!!!! Firstly, thank you to all those helpful contributors. I have looked into the black cable that I have, sadly I don't have the reel. It is a flat black sheeth with four wires which are coloured as discussed earlier. These are stranded wires and simply wouldn't stay in the connectors at...
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    Telephone socket extension wiring question

    Hi all, I will get some more pics and I do still have the cable reel so I will take a pic of that also. I am on fibre broadband (sky) and would say it's around 20mb I think. This is definitely the master socket and at the top of the socket there is like a plate where two wires are screwed in...
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    Telephone socket extension wiring question

    Thank you for your response. In answer to your question, yes I have sky broadband which is provided currently by my master telephone socket and that is where the router is positioned. However, the purpose of the telephone extension (secondary sockets) is that I am wanting to move all of my media...
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    Telephone socket extension wiring question

    Thank you for your comments so far. It is going to be very difficult for me to get a new cable to the exsisting position of the extension telephone socket. Therefore, would it be possible for me to connect my exsisting cable to some more appropriate telephone cable and then terminate this into...
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    Telephone socket extension wiring question

    The tool that I used was a specific tool that is used to push down the telephone wire into the appropriate connectors. In order to make a proper connection do you think that I should strip the wire to ensure I get a proper connection?
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    Telephone socket extension wiring question

    Hi all, thanks for taking the time to read and respond. As can be seen in the picture; this is the main telephone socket into my house (BT). I have run a 4 stranded (Green, Black, Yellow, Red) in black sheathing cable to an extension in my other room. Presently the main socket works and is...
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    4 red wires in two gang one way light switch

    Thank you all. I ran some tests, including continuity tests also and all is solved. 4 x red wires 1 to L1 and com (left side) 1 to L1 and com (right side) and link between com left and right side. All is working fine. I did not live test. Note to self - pic and label the cable - every time...
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    4 red wires in two gang one way light switch

    Hi all, hope you can help. I was simply changing over from a 2 gang one way light switch dimmer to a two gang one way light switch. Cardinal sin, I did not label any cables and did not take a pic #gutted. I have 4 grey cables coming into the switch back box each containing the old 4 x red 4 x...
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    corner glass window in extension

    Hi Freddie, from a building size point of view this meets the criteria and we have had our first inspection and all is well. There are absolutely no reasons save for some thoughts going around in my head about wanting to depart from a traditional square window as to why I would need full...
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    corner glass window in extension

    Hi all, I am currently at the foundations dig out phase of a single storey rear extension and need some advice. This is being undertaken on a building notice. The roof structure will be traditional, outer brick skin, inner concrete block 4 inch cavity. I have a koi pool as a feature in my...
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