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Underground or overground supply, there may well be a TNC-S earthing terminal provided in the service head, but the DNO might not give permission...
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You could consider a camera case, something like this...
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Mixing and matching is fine as long as the completed assembly is tested and certified to the relevant standards. DIN rails and DIN standard...
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I may have been mistaken regarding TT I will look into that, thank you for the valued reply, but in general I stick to my post, a good topic for...
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Any metalwork connected to the MET could rise in voltage compared to true earth under an open supply neutral fault (on TN-C-S), and that would...
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I doubt we would be recommending them if they were not up to the job
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That's brilliant Dave, thanks again. I had to raid my sons felt tips and pencils for any colours available! Apologies for the strange and...
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Yep, that’s what I do. That spare RCD has always come in handy down the line.
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Odd that you were able to undertake the AM2 without first achieving one of the qualifications required for entry, but it seems you managed to do...
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Maybe, maybe not. Many electricians do not have a power quality analyser, if you do call one, make sure they have it before paying for a service...
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I find it weird that someone would check out your social media? Unless it is a work related on like LinkedIn. My FB is just used for memes...
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No worries.
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It's an interesting topic though. Wikipedia has a comprehensive article on wireless power, which includes the story that Tesla started to build a...
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SOLVED Thanks for all the help. It was nothing to do with the smoke detector. In this new hole (where there will be a light fitting) three white...
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Some year back there was a case of a young girl killed by being sucked down to the bottom of a pool when being emptied through the power drain...
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I went out to a couple of the diy style AC units back in the day. One I remember the PCB was showing a fault code, the technical team had no idea...
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Hi Mike, Floating Neutral. I'm really over simplifying below, but using generators as an analogy is possibly easier to understand. In a large 3...
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Merry Christmas. Could have done 24 days of just this pair… so a bonus video The entire, hour long Christmas special from 1978. Enjoy
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It looked like the live connection side ( internally) burned against the neutral of the main switch
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Yes, it would give some measure of user protection but probably not in the case of a fire.
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Just arrived! Took me to send them a reminder email but zero hassles otherwise. And it's great because the new one has got all the probe tips...
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As said, looked like there was enough cable slack to correct direct and avoid fitting the wagos in ceiling void
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Thanks for replying
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While I would recommend replacing it with a fused spur - into which nothing could be plugged - it's your decision as the homeowner. Your...
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They are an improvement for sure, a bit like the Axiom ones oddly enough. https://www.toolstation.com/axiom-mcb/p59807
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Hi Dan, can’t reply privately but hope you’re good bud. Take care and get better soon my man 👍🏻
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I think it is my old system.. The electricians were from Qmerit that works with GM, they came to the house looked it over before agreeing to do...
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From the ECA Technical Bulletin of March 2017: How to determine if it is an extraneous-conductive-part, or not? A simple measurement is...
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