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    New Zealand Stepladder safety

    I think you'll find the paint gives them some structural integrity!
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    New Zealand Stepladder safety

    I was too lazy to get the proper steps off the top of the van just to change a ballest so i grabbed them out of the back and they finally broke beyond repair, they are now in the skip, they were only my quick job pair. Tim
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    New Zealand Stepladder safety

    If you can see in the pic aswell i have bonded it, i was on a metal floor so it was an extranious part
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    New Zealand Stepladder safety

    Are my steps heath and safety approved?
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    RCD Fault.

    Try testing the rcd from the terminals with no load on the circuit.
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    Main bonding

    If its 16mm twin and earth then i would say no as the earth is not a large enough conductor size to be used as a combined earthing and bonding conductor back to the met Tim
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    gas earth bond

    When ive got mine in my pocket it says my leg has voltage when i walk, should i be worried?
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    off topic ( how to confuse an electrician )

    Ive just got a new laptop with windows 8, im struggaling just the same
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    Pond Pumps ?

    Glad to hear you got it sorted Tim
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    Pond Pumps ?

    Did you solve the problem?
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    risk assesment

    Im guessing the links have a time limit of some sort, this thread is 2 years old
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    Fun with 'plug in' ovens

    Some people just dont understand the dangers. I was doubting wether to code it on my eicr because its not part of the 'fixed wiring' that i was testing. I gave it a c2 in the end as it is potencially dangerous and the landlord should know what the tennants are doing with her flat.
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    Fun with 'plug in' ovens

    I didnt ask but my guess is a himself or a family member brought it over and grabbed what ever they could to make it fit in 13a socket. The adaptor didnt even have an earth pin
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    Fun with 'plug in' ovens

    Just thought id share my find whilst testing a flat. Customer had a 16A german plug in tandori oven (with euro style plug) plugged in to a 1A toothbrush adaptor with tinfoil for a fuse plugged in to the kitchen ring. He asked if i wouldnt mind having a look while i was there doing an eicr...
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    Another bonding question

    Dont tempt me, theres a pub over the road lol
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    Another bonding question

    Certanly was, im having a few of them today, i just coded an rcd because the 48ms didnt meet the <40ms requirements for 1x at 30ma. Then i relised thats 5x. Im going for lunch and a red bull to get me back on form. Cheers, Tim
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    Another bonding question

    Sorry, should have been clearer in the op, its an immersion heater not a boiler. Tim
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    Another bonding question

    Sorry i should have been clearer in my OP. Incoming water is plastic, its partly copper after the stop cock. Its an electric immersion heater so gas or oil. The metalic water pipes do not leave the property. You have confirmed what i thought, my only issue was that the earth in the spurs...
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    Another bonding question

    Thanks for the reply, Stop cock to immersion heater is copper (its in the same cupboard) Stop cock to kitchen taps is copper with plastic joiners (stop cock is in the kitchen) ensuite is plastic with metal flexy hose bathroom is plastic with metal flexy hose This install is only 4ish years...

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