This is part of the problem. Sky doesn't talk well to anything other than it's own cheap modem/routers. I'm more than happy to spend a (sensible) amount of dosh on a commercial level system and basically have two networks running on different subnets but the bottle-neck will always be the...
That's not what I meant. I'm talking about active devices which form a part of the current DHCP and routing table. It's an increasing problem in high tech households - I've just turned my head around and counted 7 from my chair, all currently talking in some form or other to the outside...
We're out in the sticks and only have FTC anyway, so it's kind of irrelevant. We see about 7/38 on a good day. But Sky who we're with at the moment just don't seem to have the DNS capabilities in their home routers for more than about 15 devices - as we're 30+ and constantly upstreaming...
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Without knowing the exact situation it’s hard to say but you definitely don’t want all the appliances turning back on at once all together as that will create a big current surge which could indeed do damage.
If your distance of move is more than a couple of feet then I can thoroughly recommend looking at the Wago relocation box. Not cheap, but worth it and so easy to use. Last one I did the CU moved from one corner to another and I was able to use singles in trunking between the two which made the...
It's a bit needle in a haystack time...
General rule of thumb is that RCD's trip for 1 of 3 reasons:
1. Faulty appliance
2. Damage to a circuit
3. Water ingress.
Think about it this way: if you had a 3Ph supply running to a small 3Ph DB which had a 3P MCB in it feeding an occasional device and the DB had 3 x 1P slots available, would you be posting the question?
As I understand it, the next amendment being published to BS7671 will likely include the addition of an internal RCD to all EVC devices. However as the supply circuit may well require an RCD as well due to the existing requirements for cable installations when buried this potentially leads to a...
To be serious, a lot depends on how we want to define ‘mistake’. I’ve made countless over the years, and learned from each of them. But also everyday I encounter challenges that are created by other’s shortcomings in some way and I’m never quite able to define whether they’ve been mistaken or...
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