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    New Consumer Unit,what do you think ?

    Have you explained to your customer the benefits of a new RCBO board? no nuisance tripping, modern future proof design? What would you charge, £300 supplied and fitted?
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    Motor Tripping RCD but it's not even connected to it

    True but RCDs can be twitchy things when motors are around. It was just a suggestion. Your borrowed N idea doesn't hold up as the OP said the RCD can be reset once the motor is running. Its just the start up that trips it.
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    Motor Tripping RCD but it's not even connected to it

    Is it possible to move the problem circuit to between the Main switch and the 1st RCD? might stop the heavy load affecting the RCDs. Or possibly fit another small non RCD ccu just for that circuit?
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    We're good...but we're not miracle workers.

    Reminds me of a Sign in the workshop of the firm I done my time on “We the willing, who are led by the unknowing, are doing the impossible for the ungrateful. We have now done so much for so long with so little, we are now qualified to do anything with nothing” So step up soldier! :D
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    Asbestos?? (Why 20 characters min????!!)

    Agree deffo stramit. Half of the houses inHarlow are made of the stuff! Stick ya boxes in with gripfill:thumbsup: (And do an asbestos awareness course!)
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    Revision for 17th Edition exam

    Just to add to Tels reply, do as many previous papers as you can get hold of.
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    Testing off-peak circuits during on-peak period

    I just use a piece of 10mm T/E wired from the Peak board cooker mcb to feed the off peak board then test as normal.
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    Replacing old double light switch with new, odd wiring?

    Jez MK do a little slim patress for there dimmer switches for use when the back box isn't deep enough, they might be what you need....... Buy MK 40533PLWHIT9 from Electricpoint.com - http://www.electricpoint.com/mk-logic-plus-40533plwhit9-pattress-for-logic-plus-dimmers-white.html
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    Dodgy trade pictures for your amusement! - 1 Million Views!

    Sorry D it was only grabbed from YouTube. Didn't mean to offend. :thumbsup:
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    Dodgy trade pictures for your amusement! - 1 Million Views!

    2 x disagree! ????:D
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    Help: Wiring up emergency lighting

    Just this and nothing else. :handpointup:
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    Dodgy trade pictures for your amusement! - 1 Million Views!

    I started in this game in 1983. (15th edition red book;)) we only ever had white T&E until the harmonised cables came out. (2004) Maybe it was a southern thing??
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    Dodgy trade pictures for your amusement! - 1 Million Views!

    Well at least its nicely labelled! And to clear up the white outer sheathing thing before we "harmonised" with Europe Twin and Earth cable only came with a white sheath. When we harmonised, the sheathing become Grey, then later LSF appeared with a b******d to strip white sheath! :mad:
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    EICR pricing advice.

    Depends how big the place is and how many circuits are on each board and as others have said how thorough you are testing........If it looks like a weeks work price accordingly.
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    Bathroom extraction with no provision for outlet

    Ive used both them kits and there are others on the market and they work fine, but coring a hole above the conservatory!! no thanks. :eek: Does the soil pipe not vent to free air at the top? can you not install a 110mm rigid duct along side it, up-rate the fan and fit a condense trap? Solo Pro...
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    I think this is wrong, thoughts please

    Yes the service head is a 100A 3 phase PME job that feeds a Ryefield board. Each fuse feeds a flat. Some of the meters for the flats are mounted on a trunking next to the Ryefield board. As said the laterals are run in PVC conduit with no separate Earthing conductor.
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    I think this is wrong, thoughts please

    The PME connection is only just in the flat each time, before the Neutral goes into the ccu, it was because the meters are remote it means a fault current would go through the meter. Some of the flats have had the meters moved into them, (that's the Henly blocks you can see above the trunking...
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    I think this is wrong, thoughts please

    No idea but it's been in service since 1980!
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    I think this is wrong, thoughts please

    In a 3x3 pvc trunking above the ccu.
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    I think this is wrong, thoughts please

    Tel there is a N-E connection in the Ryefield but it's the pvc conduit that buggers it up imho.

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