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    New cooker tripping RCD

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    New cooker tripping RCD

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    No earth in garage - should I be worried?

    Best to employ a polish electrician for that.
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    Used step ladder for sale

    Probably purchased by a female vicar who is sure that all that glitters is gold.
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    Daft question I'm sure

    This is why the regs had to change to make them lower down. In the old days, when he/ her finishes the apprenticeship, in five years, they could reach that. But you don't grow much in 5 days.
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    Mirror light from lighting circuit. FCU or isolation switch needed?

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    Thermal imaging camera, any recommendations on the budget end?

    Black Friday sale on this. FLIR One Pro LT Smartphone Thermal Camera - https://www.test-meter.co.uk/flir-one-pro-lt-smartphone-thermal-camera/ Don't know if it's any good.
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    How hungry have you been at work????????????????????/

    On a weekend job I didn't have time for a full English breakfast cause the foremans a swine,So I got on the phone and I authorised them to send me some Holland meat pies. Those Holland meat pies, the kind that I like, are coming to me on the back of a bike. In a minute or two Deliveroo will be...
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    Advise need for fans

    The building regs, including part F, only applies to new builds or substantial alterations. I wouldn't think a kitchen revamp would be defined as substantial or that building control are involved in this. However, assuming that you won't have to comply, part F does provide some useful...
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    Odd MCBsxzxzxzxzxzxzxzxzxzxx

    Old thread here that might be of interest?
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    18th edition training

    DCET TRAINING do the exam only. But is Sw based. Don't know if other providers do the same. We offer the 2382-18 On-Line Exam Only at a cost of £85+VAT per person - please contact us for further details
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    Advise need for fans

    The input, fresh air, side may also need to be linked to the fire alarm. You don't want to be "fanning" the flames.
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    Fluke product recall.......

    The self test is a tip to tip test. I believe the recall is due to a faulty termination on one of the leads. It can make our break depending on the position of the lead, giving a false negative. So, in this case, the test was as effective as any proving unit.
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    Fluke product recall.......

    I thought with the internal battery and self test facility a Proving unit was not needed with the fluke Txxx series. Just got my email and return info today. Turn round time for mine is no problem as I only play with it in the garage. I do dream sometimes of being out on the tools thought...
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    Looking For Advice - becoming An Electrician With A Criminal Record

    That's good news. You must have impressed your employer. Good luck with your apprenticeship and your career. You should consider joining the trainee section. I believe there is loads of info and people there which could help with your college work etc.
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    2 spurs from a Junction Box....worried?

    You could be right Pete. A diagram is only an interpretation. Just like appendix 15.
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    2 spurs from a Junction Box....worried?

    I think it's clear from the original post that it's off the ring. The diagram is not up to Richards standard though.
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    2 spurs from a Junction Box....worried?

    Interesting debate. I've found myself pondering different scenarios which I thought I would share. I don't know the answer but it would be interesting to hear members views. 1. Two wago boxes side by side on the ring (as mentioned earlier in the thread) with a spur from each. Would this be...
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    Connecting a wireless thermostat to a glow worm boiler

    Given that the boiler is "room sealed" and has a balanced flue with an exhaust fan to create negative pressure in the combustion chamber and air intake from outside. are you saying that the clip over the top and 2 small screws at the bottom are sufficient to hermetically seal that boiler? And...
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    Power Meters for domestic ventilation testing

    You could try a temp fly lead to your L at the FCU. Then with a decent clamp meter wrap it round 10 times. Divide the result by 10. That should give an average reading that should be good enough for what you need.

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