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These may be ok http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/63120.pdf
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It’s quite common for an electrician to criticise another’s work as you will rarely get everything perfect.
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I was at the other end of the results spectrum today. As I was driving home I had a call from my "Mrs Richards from Fawlty Towers" lady, very deaf...
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One thing that maybe is worth a mention is to always put the probe on E or N first as depending on the impedance of the instrument, once you...
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Follow the eic test result page .start with ring continuity including figure of 8.then choose between phase and earth connected together on al...
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The best thing to do isn’t buy a book but watch videos by GSH Electrical (for the practical side) and Joe Robinson (for the theoretical side)...
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As per above from Dave. Swap to a 63A outlet and problem goes away. What gets plugged into it is not part of an inspection.
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Very informative and helpful. I would have thought that the real intended purpose was to make money.
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This is very common. Most Kitchen fitters & Builders all do this. They get your quote, whack on 50% and tell their client the new price. Then get...
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They think the supplied one might be too small for their needs, or it's a Wok type thing that they think mightn't be supplied at all (they would...
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Yes, relatively common, especially in rural areas, once upon a time. The bare overhead lines would be hard-drawn copper and supported on porcelain...
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IMO Better to do something about those ignoring regulations first! Current system is like having a speed limit but not enforcing anyone without a...
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Good point they may well have put the control through a main contact.
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There's a difference between being required to install an RCD and being required to have a full rewire when all the houses around have similar...
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I used a few of them today when moving a consumer unit. They helped enormously. I could very quickly connect up the ring circuits using the 2 way...
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Don't need to read again the picture tells me what I need. BTW your a bit touchy about solar, it's old hat these days 🤣 and a waste of money
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Or a combined fitting in each row.
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That's why I directed the OP towards:
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Rcd protection?
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I use theses very regularly doing 12 monthly DB inspections, a great bit of kit and easy to use
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The intention/spirit, or whatever you want to call it, of the regulations is that EICRs would be conducted by a fully qualified person who has a...
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Thanks again. Looking into it, it seems that the breaker panels in U.S. homes pretty much all employ 15-amp C-curve breakers for the 15-amp...
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Yeah that's intentional mate I'm just trying to get google pickup the first post and associate that with the thread title. For some threads it...
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See #14
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Exactly. I was going to ask on the earthing once he clears this boiler fault (suspect on internal component). OP mentions oil boiler but makes no...
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I’m impressed the suspension stayed up long enough to get through a driving test. More aero dynamic in reverse too… Them were the days, when cars...
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Of course, showing my age now!
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This stuff……………….
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Or just save all the agro and get a proper sparks round for 45 minutes to test the supply cable and re-fit the socket 'properly'
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