Im not an electrician but would this installation be permitted in 1976?
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Electric radiator switch location
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If it's just a toilet and no bath or shower in the room.
It would be allowed now! cable needs to fixed secure but can't see a problem for 1976. Would have been 15th edition then before my time? but likely that it would have been permitted.
It would be allowed now! cable needs to fixed secure but can't see a problem for 1976. Would have been 15th edition then before my time? but likely that it would have been permitted.
hi thanks,
the room has a bath and shower in it too
the room has a bath and shower in it too
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It doesn't look like a socket to me, whats the problem.!
Its not very well installed but there's lots of FCUs in bathrooms. It's probably in the old Zone 3.
Maybe Coldslawski should stick to JungleBunnies?
Its not very well installed but there's lots of FCUs in bathrooms. It's probably in the old Zone 3.
Maybe Coldslawski should stick to JungleBunnies?
its not a socket, its got a switch to turn the radiator on.
the main danger is probably coming home drunk and missing the target
the main danger is probably coming home drunk and missing the target
or pi55 in the sink!
but do you think it complies with buildng regs?
That type of arrangement is actually quite common.
All of those vile Saniflow devices require an FCU, and it is usually positioned right next to the Saniflow unit, which of course is directly behind the toilet.
All of those vile Saniflow devices require an FCU, and it is usually positioned right next to the Saniflow unit, which of course is directly behind the toilet.
Apparently it is not allowed according to the Wiring Regulations in Zaire.
Didn't know they had electricity there...
Didn't know they had electricity there...
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