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    HL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LIMITED

    Based in Shropshire. Have contracts in Bromsgrove, Burton on Trent, Sandwell and Stratford upon Avon. Always available for any type of electrical work.
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    Nussance tripping rcds

    Have you considered a loose neutral? I've seen this before, where the incoming neutral was loose in the supply meter supply side. May be worth checking tightness of all neutrals, from meter onwards. Plus if there's 2 phases in the property, do they need to be balanced?
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    Which Van is best for an electrical contractor?

    Pre 2008 models, don't bother locking it. No point. Takes about 4 seconds to prise the locks out with a small screwdriver. Got one. Found out the hard way....
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    Stolen tools

    Hi guys, Two things. 1) if you have a pre 2008 expert, scudo, dispatch, your locks are useless. Had my van broken into yesterday on b&q carpark in wednesbury, west mids. Security guard saw it all, and it was captured on CCTV. Took 22 seconds to get into and empty my van ( Peugeot expert 55...
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    nobo panel heater?

    Yeah, installed a few. Low surface temperature. Used in nursing homes and the like. You have to buy the control module as an extra. Bit of a con as it won't work without it.
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    Vokera Mynute 25HE HELP

    Most vokeras use volt free switching. Their technical helpline number is on the back of the book that came with the boiler. Be prepared for a very broad scottish accent on the other end though!!!
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    DO i need to go part P registered?

    Hi there. When you undertake work that is 'notifiable', to building control, you have 28 days to do so. If you submit jobs from the last 12 months for your assessment, then you haven't notified them to building control ( as your not yet part p registered ) So you are not complying with...
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    Just a quick one on SWA size to out building

    This may be of some help. Remember, it guidance only though. Cable Size Selector Calculator and online cable selector for electricians Howard.
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    Prospective fault current

    Hi there. This is a calculation to comfirm your readings are correct. You still need to measure. Ps. You'd still need a loop testerto get your ze figure.
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    Q about PIR's

    hi there. Providing your tests at the board are ok (ze pfc I/R) then you need only test 25% of the installation. (if in your opinion, the installation visually is good) Hope this helps.
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    Earthing 2 CUs

    By the sounds of it its a big property. i'd suggest treating each board as a seperate entity and have 2 earth rods. One for each board. If on testing you find you get a poor ze, then you can link the 2 and improve your results, at little cost and time. Plus good practice. one board supply does...
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    Prospective fault current

    take a Ze reading. 230v divided by your Ze reading. then divide this answer by 1000. Thats your fault current. Ohms law.
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    r1+r2 reading

    Dont quite understand what your saying, but the supply authorities seriously frown upon you using a pme system out side the equipotential zone. therefore you should have created a seperate tt system for what ever you are supplying outdoors. You only need verify your Ra and/ or R2.
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    LABC and NIC First Assessment

    Hi there. if your an electrician you will not 'fail' Its not a test. Its showing some guy you know how to do your job. my niceic assesor said in 4 years of doing the job he had never 'failed' anyone. They state during your assesment that they are not there to catch you out, and you are...
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    tests on cu change

    Hi there. you HAVE to test everything. when you change a consumer unit, YOU become resposible for the whole system. You sign the cert to say so! hope this helps.
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    DO i need to go part P registered?

    no problem pushrod. Your welcome. there is a lot of expenditure, but if you intend doing this kind of work for a living, then it really is a must. I got my part p off niceic, and made the money back within a month. If you intend doing work for local authorities (councils or housing...
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    LABC and NIC First Assessment

    Hi there. The labc route is for people who have no intention of registering with a scheme provider. its basically for one off jobs. If your a Qualified spark awaiting assesment then the labc are fine with you doing the job for your assesment. To get mine i installed a fused spur off a socket...
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    DO i need to go part P registered?

    Hi there. you do have to get the nic or another scheme provider to check your competency regardlesss of your qualifications. the cost for your initial assesment with niceic is £425 Your work is checked every year. every 12 months you have a re- assesment at a cost of £290 + vat. whwn you do...
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    10ml or 6ml main bonding conductors

    I spoke to the niceic on this very subject as i had the same issue with one of the jobs i was using for my assesment. Basically, if tns or tt you can use the adibiatic equation to prove what size conductor you can use for your bonding ( i squared t over k, square rooted). If tncs (pme) then you...
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    DO i need to go part P registered?

    Minor works you are fine. 'Major' works, i.e adding a circuit or consumer unit change, then you need part p. You have to notify these jobs to building control. If your 'part p' registered your able to do this via your scheme provider (niceic, elecsa, napit, etc etc) if not, you have to do this...

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