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great advice thanks, yes i had a look at the pimilico plumbers charge bands, i know they will have alot of overheads but still that is some high end charges. Saying that though, a qualified electrician is a professional trade and other trades like mechanic in a garage will charge a minimum...

many thanks thats all a great help :-)

thanks rocky thats great,,,,, thats for employed sparks, im after self employed sparks averages for......... I am a qualified electrician, full NICEIC approved contractor, 17 th edition etc etc I live in Essex and my work is mainly around Essex and London - i have two questions...

thanks for your reply but ive been finding loads of older posts where people on here have been happy to put the average rates, im not after exact just guidelines, if anyone could help id much appreciate some newer rates as the older posts are quire old thanks again taylor for your reply...

Hello i've been out if the game for a bit......... I am a qualified electrician, full NICEIC approved contractor, 17 th edition etc etc I live in Essex and my work is mainly around Essex and London - i have two questions....... 1. Whats the average day rate & hourly rate for a Sparks...

many thanks :-)

Hello Im a qualified Sparks who has been approached to carry out a variety of PIRs they can be domestic and commercial, however the client would like some info on the PIRs to sell to his clients for insurance purposes what i would like is a document that explains in simple and non jargon...

ok apologies but not getting that one

ok i take it protek are crap so how about contactum?

problem solved 2!!!!!!!! protek do an 8 way 2 split rcd where 4 ways are on each so width is smaller then the contactum one, can choose MCBs all for 67 ex vat so thats ok too, i also take it that protek is budget too???????

Problem solved!!!!!!!!! Just found a CCU form Contactum thats 8 way - 2 ways un protected by main switch i can use the socket in the cupboard for one of these as it will be dedicated and labelled then 3ways on one rcd and 3 ways on another rcd so four other circuits split between those...

its a flat and ive only been asked to replace the ccu and put up a few new light fittings, it a bit of a nightmare and the client isnt flush so im not going to give myself the grief of splitting circuits yeah that what i was saying, i have four circuits so according to regs how many do i have...

yeah thats not a bad idea, so do i just use the non protected neutral bar as my added rcd neutral bar too? plus with only four circuits how many do i actually have to split? can i not just rcbo the lights then rcd protect the other three circuits? or rcbo sockets and rcd the other three circuits?

yeah i know secure its 25% so like comms said i could buy a blank contactum board and buy four rcbo's. however could i not buy the wylex 8 way board which has a main switch and rcd plus mcbs. then out of the four circuits how many do i actually have to split? could i not rcbo the lights...

Hello I looked at a job yesterday and would like to ask some advice on those that have already been installing 17th edition ccu's the house only has hour circuits - cooker, sockets, lights and water heater now from what it looks like here are my options either buy small blank board and...

thank you spark much appreciated :-)

thanks secure

many thanks Spark123 great help as always :-)

yeah its if the sockets are downstairs too isntit? soit would be more simple RCBO that circuit

its right next to the sink, what the regs on minimum for vertical i may just place it higher up the wall