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Thanks eveyone for your input

Thanks Andrew do you mind telling me why you would use either the 24v or 230v option?? Are some boilers call for heat connections only 24v or only 230v ??

Yes andrew, plumbers ripped out old boiler and cynlinder and installed a combi. I just wanted to confirm that the call for heat connection was the 230v rt connection and not the 24v rt connection..

Hello Tony It isn't my boiler, i supplied the circuit for it then the customer wanted me to wire this controller that he'd bought. I think he liked the thought of controlling the heating from his phone!

Morning Could someone take the time to confirm my wiring is correct please. 1. From the boiler ive taken a live neutral and earth to the heatlink 2. From the boiler ive taken a cable from the 230v rt connection to number 3 on the heatlink (call for heat) 3. Ive linked the live and...

hello ive finally got round to replacing the rubber, i have a little plug with 5 red leads going into it and i cant remember where i unplugged it from????? and any tips on how to get the outer spring back on pls....

nice one ill get the seal tomorrow and give that a go

I have a split in the rubber seal, could someone tell how id replace this pls

anybody? by the way it isn't me connecting it but the electrician who has to do it isn't too confident i don't think. just wanted to know for my own sake really RF Lighting.

Would someone go to the trouble and explain the connections for an EPO at the distribution board pls. Its a 3-phase 160A

What about using two separate cables from the same switch, 1 for the EL and 1 for the feed for the other switch?

i thought it would be hard to visulise, the key switch is next to the normal light switch (2gang) in one room, which does them lights. Theres a separate switch in a different room with a loop feed going to it from the (2gang) switch, it is still on the same circuit but switches separately...

hello, when wiring lighting in singles is there a problem with taking an emergency feed for the llights from the switch as well as a looped switch feed to another switch which is on the same circuit but switches another emergency light separately?? (instead of taking the feed for that switch...

what about at the grid switch where there is two different circuits?

Do you have to take and an earth down to the switch from each circuit or is one earth from either circuit ok?

i agree rocky but getting the feed for the little room from the grid switch means pulling another cable 20 odd metres where as if it came from the fitting it'll be around 3 metres. at the end of the day its joining the same cable just not at the switch???

Threr are all emergency fittings non-maintained.

sorry new installation, conduit and lighting trunking

from the fitting would be easier, so what about spurring down to the switch from the fitting or would you loop in and out of the fitting and then loop in and out of the switch to carry on wiring the rest of the lights?

what about feeding the other switch in the "little" separate room? from the grid switch or the fitting in the room?