total ballache to get quals recognised, to start it will be easier finding a company to hire you as a TA (trade assistant) a lot of decent ones will pay you around 80% sparks rate for this and will make plenty of cash with that. Good luck with it
I would say 3 days maybe 4. You will need to allow time for chit chat, nipping out to van/merchants, testing, fuse fairy all these take longer than you think
When doing jobs, time yourself to get more confident in estimating.
if you are going to do that. Don’t just time the time it takes to...
I am not sure but at the cost and effort to replace all the rcbos I would look at just fitting a new board. I know wylex modules are a nightmare between all the different ranges
So I have inherited a small job in a commercial clients own home. they want extra sockets in a bedroom they are renovating.
The walls are insulation backed plasterboard. I would guess around 25mm insulation on 12.5mm boards.
To add the extra sockets I was thinking of just chasing out the...
Ended up going for a milwaukee double drawer. Got all my drill bits etc in one drawer and a few power tools in the top one.
Is the 3 drawer unit the same external height as the two?
So client wants new sofit lights from a smart switch…
They don’t want a timer on the wall and dont want them on all night.
So i am looking for recommendations for a relay that can be set to a schedule. Seen a few using Alexa etc but there is nothing like that in the house at the moment.
I finaly got SSE out to do an 'energy survey' which concluded that the supply to the property was above the upper limit and they agreed to lower it, they were very reluctant to come out to see it and I was lucky enough to be on site when the voltage was a bit higher and got a photo of my meter...
Looking to change up my van set up and was thinking will split the power tools into 2 boxes rather than 1 big chest for them all.
What is the deal with the stacking boxes. I know these systems have been out for a while like packout and tough system. I just dont see the appeal in having to unclip...
I noticed the 2273 were getting harder to get a hold of and worried they would be getting phased out which is a shame. They are ideal for light switched. I have never used the neutral connection in the hager light switches and don’t intend to start
Seems reasonable to me, and a fair price too, Would be much better getting it out of the way now then a quick fix to call him back when the faults he has found become bigger issues.
RCD protection is required as the Earth fault loop is too high to meet disconnection times.
Think it will just need to be the Schneider ic60H2's as I don't see anything else that will do the job.
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Anyone know of any RCDs for CTE 110v sockets that dont cost a small fortune? Need some for some high EFL 110v sockets in a factory I do work in after an EICR.
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I blew up my little network cable tester today, it was one like that, Philex Network Cable Tester - https://www.screwfix.com/p/philex-network-cable-tester/93219
I am looking to replace it with something a little better, thinking a few hundred clams, I dont want to go into the full on...
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