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    Updates: new happysteve editable PDF forms (18th Edition)

    Many Thanks
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    LED under kitchen worktop

    Just to add to my post . The channel profile groove is done by the granite installers with normally a sharknose finish to the worktops. The channel profile we use finishes flush with the bottom edge of the work surface.
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    LED under kitchen worktop

    I also use the profile with a diffuser, the diffuser i use makes the LED's seem like a continuous light so you do not see the individual LED's I order my LED tape made to length with any corners pre-made and ready to go.
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    Armeg acceler recommend

    Well worth a watch of the video never knew they were impact rated
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    Intriguing problem. Shower and Cooker tripping CB not RCD

    I would also be testing from isolators to disconnected cooker and shower. Testing to the isolator is not the entire circuit.
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    What to look for in an apprentice?

    Had a few apprentices over the years and all left to branch out once they got the experience they felt they needed (some where good and sorry to see them go) I see that most young ones now are glued to their phones and expect so much now ie time off, higher wages, can you pick me up and drop me...
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    Fuseboard relocation....re-test required?

    The whole installation, changing or repositioning the consumer unit means doing a EIC
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    Fuseboard relocation....re-test required?

    If you do not provide a test certificate after the moving of the consumer unit and something happens you will be the one to blame. (i bet any insurer will not pay up if no certificate) Any alterations, additions and even changing a light requires a certificate.
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    New fan isolator switch - different markings

    Sounds like you got it. the feeds in go to com and the out to the fan go to L1
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    New fan isolator switch - different markings

    if it was a 3 gang light switch it would have com, l1 and l2 to be able to to do 2 way switching
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    New staff members are now here.

    Congrats to you both
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    Evening lads

    Just go with the flow. Building a client base is what matters in the first few years. Phone ringing all hours, doing quotes etc take time you may not of seen prior to starting on your own but you can do that at home with the family. Also being self employed you get the bonus of claiming some of...
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    Ducting for hob in floor

    Things to look at is what the finished floor covering is to. I have install around 5 ducts like this with engineered wood flooring or tiled flooring and not had any call backs (but this was with 75mm to 100mm thermal insulation board and 50mm screed)
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    Fuse board upgrade price.

    2 men to change a domestic DB is a rip off
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    Normally on bell push

    Click do switch modules that can be put in their switches google search Click Minigrid
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    SDS drill being used instead of core drill?

    i use the dewalt d21570 core drill, screw fix sell them for around £200
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    Extractor for 2 bathrooms

    i have done this many times and use the manrose mft100t it has variable speed so you can wire at what speed suits length of run etc. I normally use a y 4inch and also use pir operation for both bathrooms.
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    domestic smoke alarms

    Casper Experience and not "stating your own opinion". Also is a good read http://www.----------------------------/mediafile/100404922/Best-Practice-Guide-4-Issue-4.pdf I do not do condition reporting
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    Dodgy trade pictures for your amusement! - 1 Million Views!

    Went to a job today for random RCD tripping, removed the cover of the consumer unit and was a little surprised to see the far left neutral bar had no "true" neutral feeding it Was not a great install and glad i did not have to carry out a EICR. Extended the neutrals over the the correct neutral...
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    BG smart meter installation... thoughts please

    Assuming there is a 60amp fuse in the head then that 10mm t&e does not have overload or fault protection for the length of run. The meter guys are there only to change the meter so they can not just disconnect a unsuitable cable just in case it feeds a freezer etc blah blah blah but they should...

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