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  1. Gazthesparky

    bonding thoughts with a sure stop remote tap fitted

    The sure stop will be plastic so in theory would insulate the house from any incoming portental. With putting it after the sure stop then the bond will be on the house side and should any potential come into the property through the water then the bonding will bring the potential down to the...
  2. Gazthesparky

    Ideas welcome rcbo replacement

    As I said in my post I don’t think it’s the right answer to turn a blind eye. I don’t think it’s very professional to not install additional RCD safety protection. I was making reference to the posts who stated that changing a socket front is classed as maintain so you could in a round about...
  3. Gazthesparky

    Ideas welcome rcbo replacement

    It’s most if not all of the sockets in the house being changed if I was doing one or maybe two I would list as a deviation on the certification It amazes me that the amount of mcb boards I have come across without any RCD protection on. I thought that RCD protection at least on socket circuits...
  4. Gazthesparky

    Ideas welcome rcbo replacement

    10mm bonding to water and gas are in place Don’t like MCBs and rcbo In series but only other option would be remove the MCBs in the board install a new board using Henley blocks on the tails. I’d then have to fit an isolator before the Henley blocks to give one means of isolation for the whole...
  5. Gazthesparky

    Ideas welcome rcbo replacement

    So I have a job coming up, a customer wants most of the socket fronts replacing in there house. The board is an old GET board with MCBs not an RCD in sight. As GET are discontinued I can not get RCBOs to swap out the MCBs So I have a couple of proteus RCBOs although I hate them they seem to...
  6. Gazthesparky

    Help needed to review quality of distributer box installation

    Wow that’s Shocking that’s certainly not been done by an electrician total chancer alright. Yep up here in scotland you don’t have to be registered with a scheme but you certainly should have paperwork and test certificates. For that price I would have stripped the whole cupboard, new backing...
  7. Gazthesparky

    NICEIC Certification Scheme IET on-site guide or NICEIC site guide

    How did you know it was CEF?? .............. I thought there was something funny going on
  8. Gazthesparky

    NICEIC Certification Scheme IET on-site guide or NICEIC site guide

    On site guide every time, my wholesaler was doing a deal on site guide and regs bundle before they were launched. I put my name down for a set. Only to find when they arrived it was the regs and the NIC site guide. I gave it back to the wholesaler and said I wanted the on site guide
  9. Gazthesparky

    Ok, I know it's just me...but what is it with "hoodies"?

    I have been wanting to do the central station tour for a long while but every time I’ve tried to book it Something has come up and I’ve not been able to do it
  10. Gazthesparky

    HELP sizing SWA___________

    What F***wit cut the pvc outer sheath to install BS951 clamps. What the hell would have been wrong to crimp a lug onto the earth cable and bolt it on to the banjo with the gland
  11. Gazthesparky

    HELP sizing SWA___________

    What F***wit cut the pvc outer sheath to install BS951 clamps. What the hell would have been wrong to crimp a lug onto the earth cable and bolt it on to the banjo with the gland
  12. Gazthesparky

    Anyone receiving any email scams directed at electricians?

    There at it again I seem to be having a lot of these just reacently Can safely say this has gone straight in the bin
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  14. Gazthesparky

    Should the original installer pay to fix this?

    Don’t know the full story but it doesn’t look that shoddy to me not the neatest but no way dangerous. Yes agreeed that a loose neutral caused the fault but it must be over the 3 years old as you state it’s out of the 3 year warranty so I don’t think it’s right to go slating the company via...
  15. Gazthesparky

    Anyone receiving any email scams directed at electricians?

    I know it’s bad though, I did have to think about replying as I don’t like to mess customers around and if I don’t want to carry out the work I politely decline the work rather than not respond. I’m guessing it’s just spam as the title is grammatically wrong and there is no contact details or...
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  17. Gazthesparky

    Fibreglass extension ladder

    I have a set of the Clow orange fibreglass ladders on my van. Very heavy as I went for the 3.2 meter long ones but they are brilliant as you can split them and use them in 2 locations to save having to keep moving them. Mine are the type without the rope Glassfibre Ladders - Ladders-Direct -...
  18. Gazthesparky

    Peoples thoughts Rcd protection

    Right all valid points raised. I am in the camp of putting RCD protection on anyway regardless as it improves the safety of the circuit. If I was knocking out boxes and installing new double boxes or adding and extending the circuit in my eyes I have altered and installed new so my work has to...

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