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  1. Lou7

    Loft Insulation

    Small Apprentice:D:D:D
  2. Lou7

    HELP!- Advice in starting up.

    I wouldn't bother with PAT testing it numbs the brain, and you get people that do it for silly money .
  3. Lou7

    Hepworth clamps

    Thanks but thats not was I'm after, Hepworth clamps are the spring loaded ones that LEB use for lead cables, you're not allowed to use tenby's.
  4. Lou7

    Using your multifunction tester to do PAT testing

    They sell them in Senate's £39 ,they were giving them away for free when you buy 2 consumer units, don't know if deal is still on though.
  5. Lou7

    how do you test a fire alarm?

    there is a difference between an "engineer" and a fire alarm engineer, usually anybody that works on F/A's is called an engineer. I know it sounds swiss but I know what I mean:o
  6. Lou7

    Help with first job!

    Can't you break into cooker cable somewhere else(above wall units or below worktop) then put a surface JB.
  7. Lou7

    Hepworth clamps

    Anyone know where you can buy them ?
  8. Lou7

    supplementary bonding ???

    As long as main bonding is done, RCD protection and disconnection times are OK then no supplementary bonding is required.
  9. Lou7

    City and Guilds 2330 part 1, 2 & 3

    Level 1 is for people with lower that the required GCSE's it's basically maths and english to see if you can learn.
  10. Lou7

    17th cheapest way

    A friend of mine payed £50 to do exam and passed, he thought he would have 3 go's rather than £150 for 1day plus exam. By the way if you done the 16th after 2001 you only do the short test (30 questions), before 2001 it's 60 .
  11. Lou7

    Who's right EDF or me??

    U R D Man!!
  12. Lou7

    Underfloor Heating

    No worries, I wasn't digging you out.
  13. Lou7

    Help on lighting circuit

    It's quite easy but you need a few special tools, did you take the pot off ? if not then the other end will probably be the same. Anyway if you don't know someone with the tools you might be better off stripping it out and replace with t+e. sorry Brightsparks you got in before me.
  14. Lou7

    Help on lighting circuit

    can't you dig it out and put a gland,pot and seal on it? or MK Electric - Item Information I'm sure they used to do a flush version.
  15. Lou7

    Who's right EDF or me??

    Found it, Where PME conditions apply 3.1 Cable conductor overheating Where PME conditions apply* , the use of the armouring of a cable as a main bonding conductor may result in overheating of the live conductors where they are to be operated at a significant proportion of their...
  16. Lou7

    Who's right EDF or me??

    Sorry chaps but I'm sure I've seen somewhere that armouring should not be used if supply is PME, I think it was in the NICEIC technical guide.
  17. Lou7

    Underfloor Heating

    It can be repaired if you can find it, they sell repair kits which is just a through crimp and some heatshrink sleeving.;)
  18. Lou7

    Door Entry System Handset?

    You can get universal handsets that give you a list of all connections. I bought one made by FERMAX called City Max Universal. Just found link; FERMAX UK LTD Specialist in audio and video digital door entry systems.#
  19. Lou7

    voltage drop

    Volt drop allowed =230x5%=11.5v
  20. Lou7

    two way lighting circuit

    try this. sorry I couldn't do the yellow stipes.

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