I would love to do this course over 9 months as opposed to 4 days but i think it would be too far to commit for this option. I may just have to wait for the ETT to run another one. All the best though
I've done a small warehouse last year, it had 3 x 400w high bays per aisle, and had 8 aisles. (9.6kw total) I Changed them for 1 x 113w led high bay per aisle (0.904kw) which gave better light output than 3 x 400w fittings. I used GE fittings that my wholesaler recommended. I gave him my specs...
I have a link for their online training manuals, Basic, Intermediate and Advanced
You may be able to find a course in the UK if you look really hard. (..........call Schneider Electric Training on 0870 608 8 608 to ask, as it's not currently listed as a course on their site)
CIS - C-Bus
No not a cave, i live in south armagh in Northern Ireland. Lots of fantastic scenery and ancient celtic monuments, castles and ruins. The ring of gullion here is a dedicated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty so loads of photo oppurtunity's
The panels do have metal doors, these are lockable but are side hinged and all the amd 3 compliant boards seem to be top hinged. I know the actual reg doesn't state that covers need to be top hinged but why are all manufacturers using the same design for covers? What would you do? I'm leaning...
Yes, and as far as i can see, it is a domestic premises, albeit not your average domestic premises, and it will be a "consumer unit or similar switchgear assembly". I know in this particular project, it doesn't matter but in future projects what would the solution be?
Over the past few years i've been installing some Clipsal C-Bus home automation systems in some of the new houses i've been wiring. Usually these are bespoke, rural mansions.
The last project i had included over 100 lighting switch's, 50 electric blind relays, 50 electric curtain relays etc...
I started off my makita li-ion kit about 4 years ago with an sds drill, combi drill, torch and 2 batteries. Both genuine batteries (3.0Ah) went faulty within a year. They just stopped charging, every time i put them in the charger they would flash green to red indicating a faulty battery. Since...
Ansell do a good drive-over uplight. Very sturdy stainless steel. I usually go for a GU10 option with uplights to leave them easily replaceable. I think these are the ones
GU10 Adjustable Inground Uplight 50W GU10 Stainless Steel
I would put in plenty of cat5e and cat 6 cables to every room in the house and a patch panel somewhere. These can then be used with converters for almost any application. T.V's, HDMI distribution, CCTV, Broadband and phone points. Really future proof the place.
I would also re-visit the idea of having the hot-tub circuits protected by 2 x 30ma R.C.D's. Is there a need to have the distribution S.W.A, R.C.D. protected ?
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