Thanks for that, you are a genuinely helpfull person on here.
I didn't realise there was a Industrial & Commercial section on here, I will have to have a look. I'd like to work in this sort of area eventually, no offence but domestic would bore me to death!
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Three coils 120 degreesin a steam turbine or whatever is used. Neutral is taken from where the 3 coils are connected together. Line to neutral is 400vRMS (max. 565.6 volts) Line to earth is 230vRMS (max. 325 volts. A common misconception is that all lines supply power simultaneously but...
I bought the crimper in the OP in the end with the Electrfix discount it was £31.07 it works well but requires strong hands!
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Screwfix crimps however are rubbish as per the reviews on their website.
If you pull it to make sure the connection is good then unless it is interfered with it won't come loose. That's why they are allowed to be buried in walls / plaster. Unlike a chocolate block that came come loose due to constant heating / cooling which can work the screws loose.
I think anyone...
i bought some fridge seal from that company this week, have a read of their terms and conditions before ordering I think they are illegal. I won't be using them again.
What is the transformer for?
You should be able to use a multimeter on the thermostat to work out what is what. How many pins are there? Forget about the display for now. The line will go to the in-line fuse then the power switch then split into the separate switches then to each thermostat. out...
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