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  1. dinger809

    Is LSF spec or regs?

    I was stripping LSF a couple of years ago in winter, which was so bad, all I had was two white conductors and a CPC. The stuff should be banned under nuclear treaties
  2. dinger809

    Cable for cooker andseparate hob?

    Two separate circuits with local isolation
  3. dinger809

    Is LSF spec or regs?

    Aaah, that is like all Christmases at once!
  4. dinger809

    Is LSF spec or regs?

    Generally LSF is a specification from the consultant in an install. Obviously as above (reg 711) for exhibitions etc, LSF makes sense, but I think there is not other requirement for it My only requirement for the manufacturers, is to make one that actually strips half as easily as...
  5. dinger809

    Help to find Best cable reel ???

    I made a steel conduit set years ago. 20 mm in two right angle boxes, with a 20mm into a 25mm as the spool. It folds down to nothing to fit in a bag and does up to 10mm t&e and singles. Or racketeers with anything as the spool. Even had three 240mm’s on a bit of scaffold pole on them the other day
  6. dinger809

    Lightning r1r2 testing advice

    Are you saying you cannot get to the CPC, or there isn’t one?
  7. dinger809

    Lightning r1r2 testing advice

    And what he says.......... meant to mention that part
  8. dinger809

    Lightning r1r2 testing advice

    You need to record the highest R1+R2, so need to test the end of line normally. In your circumstance, you’re going to have to test a few that are furthest from the board to get identify highest reading. If you don’t, you just know your assessor will ask you to test one and it’ll be higher than...
  9. dinger809

    2.5mm Ring wired off a 4mm Radial

    I’ve seen this a few times in schools and in commercial/industrial, when the RFC is a distance from the dis board. It reduces volt drop, cable cost and takes less room in trunking. Not against any regs, but personally not my favourite circuit type. I think there should be a reg that identifies...
  10. dinger809

    Dodgy trade pictures for your amusement! - 1 Million Views!

    The first thing I thought was the lack of sleeving on the CPC!
  11. dinger809

    Dodgy trade pictures for your amusement! - 1 Million Views!

    Found this in an not to be named East London hotel, above reception, live and on a 32 amp breaker, running A/C condenser. The live conductor was literally 2 inches from the metal ceiling grid
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  13. dinger809

    hello from a new member

    Hello, welcome and good luck
  14. dinger809

    LED Lighting

    There is no issue with LED and HFF or any other light fittings on the same lighting circuit. Are the LED lamps fed by the correct drivers? Did you just swap them over? Or are they LED fittings? JCC LED strip fluorescents are good, easy to instal and all are dimmable
  15. dinger809

    RCD tripping issue on ring circuit

    What is the IR neutral to earth?
  16. dinger809

    Advice wanted - unhappy with rewire

    Tug test, works every time The tug test will make sure it doesn’t come out, is what I was saying
  17. dinger809

    predidiction*************

    If you were referring to first half substitutions, you got it reversed!!
  18. dinger809

    Advice wanted - unhappy with rewire

    Tug test, works every time
  19. dinger809

    Advice wanted - unhappy with rewire

    I’ve not said the regs demand it, but as I said to another, in my opinion it should be done and shows a lack of professionalism and personal pride leaving the cables like that. It does protect them to during plastering and just feels (in my humble opinion) more professional
  20. dinger809

    Advice wanted - unhappy with rewire

    I think it’s laziness and should be done. In my humble opinion it shows a lack of professionalism and personal pride.

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