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  1. lurch

    RCBO's that fit rewirable fuse boards

    I jest old boy, I jest!
  2. lurch

    RCBO's that fit rewirable fuse boards

    there not that old are they?:D
  4. lurch

    cpc size

    . . . . . . I got a nagging feeling the old 1.0 had a 0.75 cpc. just want some one to confirm or not :):):):):)
  5. lurch

    cpc size

    nah. metric. but I am sure they upped the earth size in the 80's. may be wrong tho. happy to be corrected.
  7. lurch

    cpc size

    mmmmm, I thought the old stuff was smaller than this.
  8. lurch

    cpc size

    can someone confirm the cpc sizes of the old 1.0 and 2.5 t&e please. Thx in advance.
  10. lurch

    MICC - sheath csa

    SWEET!! where did you dig that one ? Top man!!
  11. lurch

    MICC - sheath csa

    Lenny, thanks for response but I kinda new sheath is adequate, but was after a csa to put down on a test sheet. I have an existing supply to a garage . . . . . . any way you know the story. It's funny how the csa of swa is readily available but I have scoured the web but canna find anything...
  13. lurch

    Earth leads

    . . . . so are we saying that in essence it is good practice but there is no reg that covers it?
  14. lurch

    Earth leads

    I must admit I do this as second nature and have done for the last 30 years, but find things extremely frustrating when I get advised it's not required. I would of got a clip round the ear as a nipper by my spark if I did not put a lead on.
  16. lurch

    MICC - sheath csa

    can someone advise where I can establish the CSA of the sheath of MICC please? Thx in advance..... Lurch
  17. lurch

    Earth leads

    Hi Can someone advise me if earth leads from the socket to the earth lug on the boxes are required in a domestic scenario with twin and earth as the wiring? I was told that they are no longer needed if the metal box has fixed lug. I had not heard of this before. If this is the case can someone...
  19. lurch

    what drill?

    "NO in a word unless you want to recharge after a dozen holes or so, it will take you half the time with a power drill, you can lean on them all day long" mmmmm, the reason I ask is that a subbie recently 1st fixed a house and he used a battery drill, but did not get the oppurtunity to speak to...
  20. lurch

    what drill?

    Guys Not sure if this is in the right forum, but can anyone recomend a batery drill (prob 24volt) that has got the guts to drill out a 3 bed timber frame house for 1st fixing? Rgds L
  22. lurch

    economy 7 rcd test

    perhaps I'm missing the plot here. but isnt the point to test the rcd in its final lcation to prove its functionality in the installation?
  23. lurch

    garage supply

    mmmmm, that is interesting! Iam assuming the CU was a 17th edition dual RCD?
  25. lurch

    garage supply

    regarding a new supply to a garage. can someone point me in the direction of the regs book or on site guide where it says the rcd protection should be located? In the garage cu itself or a seperate rcbo in the property cu. . .. . . may seem a daft question but need some clarification. thx in...
  26. lurch

    Napit

    how did the NAPIT visit go?
  28. lurch

    economy 7 rcd test

    good point well put! Sorry I miss read the post. . . . Doh!
  29. lurch

    economy 7 rcd test

    thx, good idea, but that dies not resolve the testing of the RCD. . . . chers
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