Search results

:o Hahaha very close that.......

If you have tested the circuit and its fine, and the R.C.D operation is fine. Then it could be a faulty appliance causing an inbalance every now and then, or one i found a screw for a socket plate was close to the phase and when people plugged anything in or knocked the cable if anything was...

The only work that can be done is "Like for Like" changing a new lighting layout i.e 12V spots will haver to be checked by building control due to the zones in a bathroom and to ensure the regs have been met....

Cheers mate, great link lol i did search but i was lookin for the wrong link haha my luck.

I live in Liverpool and there is a store in Speke Retail Park and its the same!!!! :shock: i look at the boards and i cringe with amazement on how wrong these are set out !! Im a electrical tested by trade and it gets me down how they can show this bad information and get away with it!

If its your meter then call your local electrical supplier and inform them and they will attend if its electricaly unsafe/dangerous

Hi thanks for looking at this message I have to rewire a boiler and i was lookin for a wiring diagram for a Y system setup. I couldnt find one anywhere and the installer who messed up the installation has done a runner!! :? I am a fully qualified electrician and test engineer so any advise...

I know :cry:

Remote lockin kit?? i have a key fob which locks all doors when i press the button is this that system? this is a factory standard i.e its part of the key i was given when i bought the van

Thanx for the link :lol:

This is the second time my van has been broken into by the barrel being "Popped" out of the lock!! does anyone know if this is a big problem with all Expert vans or a faulty lock?? The van is a 06 plate and i cant believe it was so easy for a thief to break in. The most important question is...

:lol: Ive just done the same thing in my house for my plasma Basically i fit a socket for the TV and run a HDMI and VDI cable for my HD box and HD dvd player also a coaxial digital lead for the digital sound the wall brackets have enough clearence for a single 13A outlet and in the wall...

Like this :lol: http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?cId=A332309&ts=94114&id=29659

9.5 KW is about 40A therefore i would strongly recommend fitting a single module with a 30mA RCD complete with a 45A BS 60898 MCB ( This must have 10mm cable) BS88 or BS1361 cartridge fuses are not great for showers as the give no protection agains earth leakage :lol:

Normally per dimmer, but it should say on the back of the outlet if its per dimmer or the total loading for the three dimmers :) hope this helps

Also remember a Periodic Inspection Report is required after a distribution board upgrade, this will cost anything between £100 and £150 depending on the company you get in :D

its only for the spark, so get a 1 A spur unit and run it from your cooker point. :)

Apart from the large loading on the DB :?:

i've been using the Robin 16th Edition Test Kit for years and had no problems at all, and i know people who have gone for the all in one option and been plagued with problems. I know there more expensive but go with reliability :)

I know this is a long shot but check you haven't "Nicked" the cable when screwing the sockets and face plates back to the wall, i have done this and it was the smallest of " Nicks" but the RCD tripped everytime i turned the circuit on. :lol: