If the pipes are kept sealed the moisture from any air ingress during connecting would be minimal and the air con system has a filter dryer that has dessicant in it which can remove any trace amounts of moisture. Also with air conditioning you can get away with it because usually you're...
These types of self install air con units come with a detailed installation guide aimed at an average DIY'er.
The gas is R290 which is flamable propane so take sensible precations but the amount of gas in the unit is very small compared to air conditioners using traditional refrigerants...
C'mon admit it, I won't judge you. This is where the ol' trusty neon screwdriver makes a cameo appearance. You can prove isolation and tighten the loose screw all in one well choreographed movement.:tongueclosed:
I can only assume they've reduced their membership fees accordingly now their inspectors can check probably three times the number of jobs in a day without travelling.
Depending on budget available I like Gira. Also check out Legrand Arteor and Gewiss (system white), both of which are a bit easier on the bank balance than Gira.
I don't do the kind of installation work you guys do, I mostly work in control panels so I hardly ever need to drill big holes through thick material.
With getting older I've been more concentrating on getting my tools lighter, my days of lugging 50 kilos of tools onto or into a roof are over...
Maybe to mitigate some of the max load you could install a contactor to shed the waterheaters when the room heater load exceeds a pre determined value? and I'd agree as mentioned above that application of any diversity formula would be inappropriate in this application.
Glad the forum is useful to you hope Australia is treating you well.
Once every few years the forum has a clean out of unused accounts. It's nothing personal, if an account has been inactive for a very long time an email is sent and if there's no response the account is assumed to be redundant...
Firstly if you're dismantling it to replace one bearing then just do both bearings, it's not woth trying to save a few bucks and having to do the job twice.
Are the original brushes badly worn? If so it's best to put the armature on a lathe and skim a few thousanths off it to clean up the...
I'd suggest an isolator whilst not being essential would be a great thing to have and to be honest I don't know why the DNO's don't fit them as standard. The guy who replaced the consumer unit would have either pulled the supply fuse or maybe but hopefully not, worked with the supply still live...
The CPC remains a size smaller than the line conductors although sufficient to fulfil rfequirements of the adibiatic formula and the thin sheath on the CPC doesn't qualify as 'insulation' ie it doesn't carry a 1kv IR spec, it's just a thin sheath designed to prevent accidental contact. The outer...
Busbar chambers are often considered what's often termed as 'fault free zones' as per BS EN 61439 where firstly the primary purpose of protection is to prevent the possibility of short circuit faults and physical injury to personel by construction techniques rather than preventing overload of...
I also heard that it's for helping with identification of the CPC but I think no matter how bad someone's eyesight or how colourblind they may be you couldn't mistake a bare CPC or bonding wire for anything other than what it is.
I see they're introducing a new type of flat twin cable with a sheathed CPC. In my location there's no requirement to sleeve CPC/bonding conductors and you never see it done. We just install and arrange wiring in enclosures or DB's in such a way that there's no realistic chance of the...
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