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Hi all, I have recently moved in to a rented house for the first time and its great apart from one thing, the heating pump runs most of the time. I was told it was probably a faulty 3 port valve head so just replaced that and as soon as the power was back on the pump started running again. The...

Hey all, A mate has got a nice table lamp with a now broken toggle switch. He has asked me about what switch to use to replace it with but I don't know. The lamp uses 3 core flex as it has a metal body holder for the bulb, the switch (toggle type) doesn't have an earth lug on it but has a metal...

Oh right so it is actually do-able then. Making the housing is no problem as im a cabinet maker. Those industrial plugs look good and strong. Would it be best to have 2 seperate cooker circuits or would one be ok. Considering only one of the possible outlets can be used at a time?

Hi all, A strange question here. My wife makes wedding/event cakes and the such for a living at home and said she would sometimes like the oven and hob in a different part of the kitchen. Both are electric btw. Would it be possible to make a movable unit which houses the oven and hob...

Grow up, you obviously dont know otherwise you would have chimed in and helped out instead of offering advice. :roll: :roll:

Cider is right for what I need.

I havnt done it yet, didnt get time. I will do it tmw. Could you just clear it up for me again. Incoming N>Pump N Incoming L>Stat Common N/O or N/C to the Pump Live depending on what I want to do. So just 2 wires in the stat in this situation Is that correct? Thanks again for the...

Got the 3amp switch unit already for it. Thank you very much my friend. :D

So the incoming Live goes to the Stat Common? Just double checking lol

HI all, Just moved in to a new house (well old actually lol). It has a solid fuel range and the bloke hadnt put the pump and stat on. Now the winters here/coming I want to get these on so I can fire it back up. I have the pump and the pipe thermostat, I know the N for the pump goes to the...

Thats all good advice, cheers guys. Our water pressure is 5.8bar as we had it tested after the company stop cock was replaced. The new ball valve is definatly non adjustable to by the looks of it its a portsmouth type. Ill get a diaphragm type and see what happens.

I have wood fired heating as where I live there in no gas and I wont pay oil or electric prices. Plus I get free wood LOL.

Well its not really hissing but a 'Shhhhh' kind of sound when the tank is filling back up in the loft or when you run a cold tap or the washing machine is filling up. It stops instantly with the last 2 but at night if one of the kids has a bath then noise is bloody anoying. The ball valve and...

Thanks for the input fella. I didnt know that existed.

Well I didnt expect this much interest :lol: :lol: Ive gone for a Cylinder stat because........well they are cheaper round here. At the end of the day, if the differential isnt enough then ill buy another for £8 and have a high and a low. Job done. Oh and guys, lifes too short. chill...

As much as 15deg. In that case, one it is then. If my wife moans (she usually does) about that 5deg in the winter im coming back :lol: :lol:

Should be an easy one for you guys. (Im dense lol) Can you get a Cylinder stat with a High and Low limit together or would I have to buy 2 seperate stats. Its for a solid fuel heating set up. I want the pump for the rads to kick in when the 28mm return reaches 65 but then I want the pump...

Its for a Solid fuel range heating circuit.

Sorry to bring this back up but ive just been given a new 15-60. I assume this would also be ok to use on speed 1, can someone just confirm yes or no please?

What fitting would you recommend?