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  1. M

    Preferred GU10 fitting?

    Good vote for Collingwood there fella, where up there when I did it the first time round. Top kit back then, glad to hear have kept their standards up
  2. M

    Preferred GU10 fitting?

    The sole thing steering me towards non integrated is that I've become from a place with a Philips Hue setup and just absolutely loved the functionality you get with those bulbs. Cheapest way to set scenes/light automation etc. 100% if that wasn't on my mind then these integrated LED units look...
  3. M

    Preferred GU10 fitting?

    Been a while (2011) since I last added some GU10 downlight fittings. What are the good/reliable brands people are using now? It's for my own property. Essentially will be to remove a single pendant and replace with 8 dimmable LED GU10 downlights. My research has already steered me towards...
  4. M

    Made me jump!

    ???? A bit like those extensions leads "designed for audio equipment"...only £200 pls!
  5. M

    Made me jump!

    Totally agree which is what confused me the fact it was coloured live and neutral wires. Tested it already and no voltage, helpfully even labelled with a yellow tape on one so I know L and R speaker locations ...small victories
  6. M

    Made me jump!

    Great shout. Turned around and saw what from afar I initially thought were TV points... But alas were prewiring for speakers! Many thanks all
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  9. M

    Made me jump!

    Right...so I've got a cable route which has some coax, ethernet and these two random white cables with brown and blue wires terminated in a chocbox. For life of me can't figure out why they were routed there or what they do. Anyone have a guess where they may be routed near a TV location...
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  12. M

    Made me jump!

    Thank you all. I will go the tape route, acknowledging it's not the ideal treatment but one as the property owner am happy with but also know that no-one is drilling into that wall for the next 50 years as I plan to die in this house :) To complete the loop, the TV is now mounted on the wall...
  13. M

    Made me jump!

    Tis what I'm thinking and tin hat is right ? is there anything I should mark on the tape to let a future electrician know why it's been taped or just not the done thing?
  14. M

    Made me jump!

    Good eyes. It has just about but not penetrated inner sheath. Is that good to leave or is there anything I can do aside from cut out and repair?
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  16. M

    Made me jump!

    ??? Maybe just cover with a sheet of Perspex so visitors understand they are viewing an art of substantial value?
  17. M

    Made me jump!

    For completeness for anyone that pulls up this thread years to come. Have completed the fix. If it was in any other location I would have preferred to rerun a whole new cable but with the existing wires clipped to the outside of the original property and no obvious channel to use, I had to...
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  20. M

    Made me jump!

    Suspect a case of not fitted well ie more user than product error ?? I continue to find shockers. Found the coax collection point with two random T&E open terminated into one half of a choc box (ie stick anything in the other side and bam!). By the sheer number of fused spurs this is definitely...

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