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I was always told that behind a socket you should always use crimps. I don't thing crimps work as well on solid core. As for the choc blocks, I connect both wires to the same side of the block and use both screws. Why don't use insolation tape? Is this the theory again that it can collect...

When extending a ring main from an existing socket why do you have to use insolated crimps? What is wrong with using 30A choc blocks rapped in insolation tape?

jondiy Thanks for the reply m8. PS I am going to run the lights from the downstairs lighting circuit so they won't be RCD protected!

With your reference to Part P you are not correct as Part P clearly states that as long as you are extending an existing circuit (not in a special location) and providing that the existing protection is adequate (ring main is less than 90m² and has RCD protection) then work doesn't require...

sounds like your moterised valve. Is it moving to the correct position when you select heating/water

I am wiring my conservatory and need to now how to route my cables around by now internal patio door. When wiring a irregular shaped room do you follow the apex to within 150mm or can you go straight across? Regulation 522-06-06 in BS 7671 is unclear, is it better to follow the roof as there is...