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I think it’s gonna be the Milwaukee for me all things considered. Just watched a YouTube review and it even fits in the packout organiser...
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The biggest change for me has to be the plethora of battery powered tools that are available now that speed up the job no end. Looking back, how...
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Can't imagine that you'd ever mange to core drill into Marland Cream. They're equally resistant to diamond discs, so chasing out is a nightmare as...
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Good to know. I've tried G9s from a number of manufacturers and haven't been overly impressed with any. LAP were neither better nor worse than the...
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And just for a demonstration. Plugged in upside down. Showing the shutters opened and the contacts visible. Would still need to insert a...
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I've just added a cheap (£10) Chinese clamp meter to my arsenal of testgear. No tears if it gets broken or stolen, but very versatile providing...
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I've used Gewiss IP55 DIN enclosures as consumer units in damp situations. These only contained the DIN rail as supplied, with the neutral and...
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Never heard of them but, if it's your only option, it's what you have to fit. One benefit of a 2 year warranty is that the customer can't expect...
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Up until the colour change, I'd never set eyes on metric grey cable. White was metric, grey was imperial.
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You can change it to floor temp mode in the settings. So it shows floor temp on the display instead of room temp. It’s all in the manual. Takes 2...
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I can fit (All Makita) half inch and quarter inch impact drivers, grinder, hammer drill, jigsaw, mini vacuum, multitool 6 batteries and charger...
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Picked up the new 12v Milwaukee hydraulic impact driver (already have loads of 18v kit) as I had the cousin doing some chopping and he always had...
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Well the photo of the back of the Megger packet says "Fused test lead set" so the seller is not mis-describing them!
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I have a Klein Tools cable tester, when remote racks lose CPU from local, use this product to carry out Ethernet troubleshooting between switches...
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Interesting as although we don't fit Eterna we test sites which do have them and they have a very low failure rate. Channel along with Ansell have...
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RCD protection is required as the Earth fault loop is too high to meet disconnection times. Think it will just need to be the Schneider ic60H2's...
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They also come with a hefty price tag and have fewer functions than the cheaper ones. Mine has been battered about for the last few years and has...
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what about the material used for the pockets !! some wear through in months .Keys etc .I wish they understand they are work pants and need to be...
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On trickle settings they don't consumer much at all. Bathrooom trickle is 1W...so energy used on your current tarriff would be...
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As per Davesparks, it would be helpful to see a picture of the valve etc. If the manifold valve referred to is a common or garden motorised...
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Not used if tor real yet but it has quite a nice fine ratchet action. The forwards/backwards toggle is a bit fiddly to operate and it lacks a...
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I know its a bit late but would these be any good...
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Do you have any Barduct Tap Off Boxes? Looking for 200aTPN
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I concur with all the above. Own the quickwire strippers, knipex ergostrip and stripmasters and would say those three will cover all bases. If...
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I've found a quick nip with the side cutters on the two "ears" on each lug and they will go back a fair bit further.
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Lets bring in Robinson screws for terminals..... Not really.... just wanted to contribute :)
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So Wiska boxes are not a thing in Australia then
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Worth mentioning that your employer is responsible for issuing PPE. I'm not directly employed so buy my own and that's nice as I'm quite fussy...
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FYI MK stuff now produced under licence by Circpro. Apparently there will be a combined RCBO/AFDD range being available to order on 21/11/2022...
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