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  1. yellowvanman

    Amd 3 errors

    The IET have released some 'errata sheets' to correct some errors in the Onsite Guide and Guidance Note 3! IET Wiring Regulations updates - IET Electrical
  2. yellowvanman

    Wireless switches

    Have you used these yourself?
  3. yellowvanman

    Wireless switches

    Just looked at their web site but can't find anything that would do the application I'm looking for.
  4. yellowvanman

    Wireless switches

    Planning a re-wire of a very old thatched property. All lighting will be via 2A sockets (except bathrooms) and some of the walls are just wooden planks (building control are very protective about them) and it wouldn't look nice clipping cables on the surface to a switch on a surface pattress...
  5. yellowvanman

    Quality - not!

    and there's more:
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    Quality - not!

    Yeah!:yes:
  10. yellowvanman

    Quality - not!

    Dunno - new owners and doing a complete rewire!
  11. yellowvanman

    Quality - not!

    Some quality work found today in a thatched loft today!
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  14. yellowvanman

    Fire Rated Downlights - FFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    You also need to mention that it won't be signed off for Part P! As I assume you wouldn't!
  15. yellowvanman

    Hager MCCBs Advice needed

    Can't see where the first picture fits into the DB picture!
  16. yellowvanman

    Lighting circuit with 2A & 5A sockets

    My point was more to the fact that the regs trys to protect anyone that doesn't have a tool (eg. screwdriver). Anyone with a toolbox can do anything they want, not just change 13A plugs to 2/5A plugs. It just can't legislate for the morons with a screwdriver! In which case they deserve all...
  17. yellowvanman

    Lighting circuit with 2A & 5A sockets

    I see your point but its all open to interpretation! Note b of the reg you have quoted (411.3.3) states that the socket does not have to be RCD protected if its 'provided for connection of a particular item of equipment' - which the 2A/5A plug does, to my mind. Obviously some muppet could...
  18. yellowvanman

    TT system tripping

    The reason the RCD is tripping is you've probably got a N-E fault on the lighting circuit. When you have a high current appliance on (oven/kettle) then the resistance of the fault is small enough to divert a small amount of current through the N-E fault!
  19. yellowvanman

    Thatched House re-wire

    There is some galv trunking already in loft, but notice that my spec has very few ceiling lights (bathrooms only) as most lighting will be 2A sockets
  20. yellowvanman

    Thatched House re-wire

    I specifically asked the owner to ask them. Got a copy of their email as well (NFU). Just mentions: No recessed lights in ceiling unless fitted with fire rated hood (minimum 1 hour) Minimise wiring in loft External lights should be >1m from thatch

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