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Hi It is supplied via its own circuit within the current CU. So I would be putting it on the non RCD side of a New CU and in the garage it is already going though an RCD protected board. From the garage it feeds 2 outbuildings and a larger than average number of sockets. this would...

Hi That was my initial thought, but customer has had 2 other quotes both saying the garage won't be tested as part of the change, only up to the main switch in the garage. Both quotes from Part P registered electricians. As part of the testing, I would then put the results for the garage...

Hi I am replacing a main comsumer unit in a home, and the cable to the garage goes to it's own consumer unit and then onto a number of sockets and outlets. My question is, do I need to test all the sockets after the garage consumer unit as well and record the results for each circuit in...

Hi thanks for reply, Armoured cable to 14 lights will be a nightmare. Will need to allow for that when quoting cheers

Hi Just need a bit of advise. I am recently Part P registered and this is my first garden work. I am not a full time sparky and most of my work is for friends, familied and neighbours and has all been internal. However, I have been asked to install 14 brick lights along a wall 75 feet long...

i had an isolator switch fitted by Western Power. Rang up one saturday, by following wednesday it was fitted, cost £30 + Vat. can't complain really.

hi full electric fire that advises i either use supplied plug or wire into a 13a FCU. the whole at front of chimney has been plastered up so the chimney will never be used as a smoking chimney in the future. on the side of chimney breast is a 8inch sq hole where gas and water pipes once were...

I want to avoid unsightly wires by wiring my wall fire directly into a fcu which will be positioned on the side of the chimney breast. I will be taking a feed for this fcu from the nearest socket on the ring. The fuse in the supplied plug (which i will be removing) is 13A. my question is can...