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  1. stretchyboy

    Hamilton Litestat Grid Switches............. Do you know

    Coolio, thanks for the help neighbour
  2. stretchyboy

    50 Amp Cooker switch

    Clever..........., you may have come up with the ideal answer. Any issues that would arise regarding the switch being the isolation point (need to be lockable) or any failsafe issues (My old London Transport head kicking into gear now) ;-)
  3. stretchyboy

    Hamilton Litestat Grid Switches............. Do you know

    Of course , cheers bro.................. what part of Hertfordshire are you in? Anywhere near me in Hoddesdon?
  4. stretchyboy

    50 Amp Cooker switch

    Yes it is a new extension onto an oldish house, but they have opted for a humungus cooker
  5. stretchyboy

    Hamilton Litestat Grid Switches............. Do you know

    Cheers bugsy, even the 6 or 8 -gang grid boxes though? I wouldn't want to find out that the two rows of grids are too close together for the plate to fit on ..........
  6. stretchyboy

    50 Amp Cooker switch

    Does anyone know of a 50-Amp 1-phase cooker switch for a domestic job that would look nice alongside Hamilton flatplate brushed steel finish other accessories? Everything seems to be 45-amp or industrial, nothing looking stylish at all. Help guys :(
  7. stretchyboy

    Hamilton Litestat Grid Switches............. Do you know

    Does anyone know whether Hamilton Litestat's grid plates and switches (6 or 8 -gang) will fit into MK grid back-boxes? I have a job where there are already MK grid boxes flushed into the wall and the customer would like Hamilton Econoflat range and Gridswitches etc. So i'm keen to avoid the...
  8. stretchyboy

    test-meter.co.uk - quick Q

    Yes very good, we have had a couple of multifunction meters and they seem the best price and good communication etc, you should have an e-mail soon with an estimated delivery date. Good company ;-)
  9. stretchyboy

    Rcbo

    Just to add to your enquiry, does anyone have a definative list of which breakers are direct replacements for others and what ones will go at a squeeze. Hopefully someone has done a complete list and could finish my one off, thus saving me time ;)
  10. stretchyboy

    Lifting carpets

    I hope you all know how to use the carpet kicker as the teeth are adjustable and if they aren't set deep enough you'll tear a great chunk out of the face of the carpet.............:eek: Be careful out there guys:D
  11. stretchyboy

    Ze in BRB

    I cant remember them ever saying what to do, only what not to do and thats the 15th/16th and 17th. Thats why we have the OSG. But I agree with your point that it is always worth having it to refer to, as you cant beat the 'real' regulation wording rather than the OSG version. You cant always get...
  12. stretchyboy

    ELECSA Certification Scheme Joining Elecsa question ?

    Oooo I feel a bundle of questions coming on from the guys :cool::eek::rolleyes:
  13. stretchyboy

    health and safety

    you have ecs / cscs so they are H+S qualifications..... depending on the size of your company you could get CHAS or Safe Contractor which isn't too harsh on firms smaller than 5 guys, but a little heavy on firms bigger than that. IPAF for powered platforms, which you should get from a hire shop...
  14. stretchyboy

    Ze in BRB

    He's too busy working out who's on first base :rolleyes:
  15. stretchyboy

    Does this look ok??

    and ................:cool:
  16. stretchyboy

    Does this look ok??

    I have attached a picture for you ;)
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  18. stretchyboy

    Does this look ok??

    why are you feeding the switch? They normally want you to just simply add an intermediate in to convert a normal two-way switch circuit and if you are using t+e/3+e then you just put the intermediate in between the switches to swap the L1 and L2 lines when it's switched. Shouldn't need lots of...
  19. stretchyboy

    Tiler for £12 an hour??

    I used to think that for the last 17 years i've been installing wired systems, but if you buy good kit there is nothing wrong with them. This kit is Grade 2 so it can connect to a central station/ police if you want and has 5yr battery life on sounder, 3yr battery life in panel and 2-3 years on...
  20. stretchyboy

    Tiler for £12 an hour??

    This is so true, we have an intruder alarm side of the business and i recently went to a guy in Barking who is a friend and he had just had his window double glazed in a lovely wood effect, been broken into for the second time in two years yet wouldn't part with 400 quid (which was parts...

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