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    Sockets on different phases

    Its not a bad thing - nothing against
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    Sockets on different phases

    "A nominal voltage exceeding 230V to earth" not between phases. edit: beat me to it
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    Rcbo tripping

    It wasn't made clear either way, but generally mcb's / rcbo's are switched off before the main switch - or at least should be.
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    Rcbo tripping

    So you are disconnecting the main earth whilst the board is still energised and circuits are switched on? Unbelievable!
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    UK Ceiling light replacement

    Unless its my eyes (more than likely) I can see the cpc's twisted together (earth conductors) these will need to be sleeved and go into a connector block (preferably wago) of some sort. I'm guessing the last image is for the new light and is more than likely double insulated / class 2? If not...
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    Starting an apprenticeship should I do industrial or domestic

    What I miss not working for a large firm any more is the way knowledge gets bounced around, and the ability to keep up to date a lot easier. Not to mention the costs I now have to lay out. I had a brilliant apprenticeship working on all types of installations, but rarely see a domestic, unless...
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    How many times

    It must take quite a bit of effort to install that badly
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    How many times

    Its obvious to the more educated here, the conduit has been designed for the sine waves to pass more freely.
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    Advice on TT system

    Well it is extraneous :)
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    Advice on TT system

    As it stands a C2. Obviously any circuits without rcd/rcbo protection needs to be remedied on a TT system. As far as the RA is concerned, according to BS7671 and indeed the NICEIC recommendation of below 100 ohms, this meets requirements. Main protective bonding is in place and so that meets...
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    Fluke 233 - removable display

    Sold
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    Debate with fellow domestic sparky

    Was not pointing a finger at you, just the concept that others may see this as an excuse. Personally I would notify. Part P does seem to indicate this would be a necessity if in Wales, but isn't so clear imho for other area's.
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    Debate with fellow domestic sparky

    I'd say that would be a poor excuse not to notify. The circuits from such a 2 module enclosure would still be new circuits, and the ocpd characteristics would have been changed.
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    4mm radials

    Spend a lot of time there? :)
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    Timer Transformer leads to cut wire?

    I can only imagine the op is on about the taped up conductor that's probably been caught in the door hinge??? Maybe its a quiz :)
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    4mm radials

    Agreed
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    4mm radials

    I'd rather have a open L or N leg on a ring than an open Earth leg on a radial.
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    Thinking of starting my own ltd company.

    Also bear in mind corporation tax is now due to increase from 19% to 25% I think in 2023
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    Public liability insurance? Do I need it?

    Trade Point Insurance Services Public & products liability £5,000,000 Professional Indemnity £100,000 Aggregate inc costs & expenses Wiring certification £100,000 Personal Tools £1000 £27.37 per month
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    Oh the joys!

    Your lucky, my last house with a dog, cocked his leg and peeed in my tool bag. Gave my mate a good laugh.

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