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  1. F

    Generating more then EON's computers allow

    Had a email from a customer after chasing EON for the FIT payment and threatening to cut them off....they have now said the amount generated is too high. My customer is blaming me for installing a system that is too efficient this is from a BBQ summer......
  2. S

    Extending a DNO approved 8kW system

    I have a customer that is more in love with solar than I am. We originally installed a 3.68kW back in July and have just upgraded her to an 8kW. Had permission from the DNO for the 8kW but she wants to go bigger. Apparently she is having a competition with one of her friends on who can get the...
  3. sjhall

    Core drill recommendations

    Any of you lads use a dedicated core drill? Any recommendations ? Been looking at the Bosch gdb1600 so far. Cheers
  4. G

    computer wont allow me to restore to a previous date

    Hi guy's first post here, my computer wont allow me to restore my computer settings to an earlier date. any idea's. Thanks
  5. J

    New proposal for DECC to (hopefully) allow good level of FIT within current budget

    If FIT payments were only for 15 or 20 years would this help with spending cap? I was thinking of asking Greg Barker, via my MP, if he had considered reducing the period in which FITs are paid. In my experience most customers only really care about payback and simple ROI so if it went down to...
  6. 1capybara

    why does 17th ed allow so much power per wire size than NEC?

    here's one example. table 4d4a column 3 for 240mm2 shows 409amps/3phase. at 380Y/220v thats = 155KW. NEC table 310.16 for 75 degree C wire, 500MCM [thats 253 mm2] allows 380 amps/3phase. at 208Y/120v thats = 79KW. Why the big difference - almost 100% difference ???
  7. R

    3.68 kW or 4.0 Kw - does SP Networks (Scottish Power) allow 4.0Kw installations?

    Just started in North Wales. I am confused between the 16a 3.68 kW requirement (eg SSE Scottish and Southern Energy) in their area without surveys etc. and the 4 kW maximum allowed for the FIT and the fact that at 4 kw the installation falls outside the limits of G83 requirements. The...
  8. S

    Difference between part p and domestic installer?

    Hi all I'm currently looking to join a governing body carrying out just domestic work. I want a scheme that will enable me to do everything domestically, ie major re-wires and sign my own work off. What is the difference between part p from elecsa or the domestic installer scheme from...
  9. D

    Part P course... What does it allow you to do?

    I'm having a career change and want to be a sparks, but going down the domestic installer route first, doing a few courses alongside my current job. Plan is to go part time with the current work and find an electrician to work for during my time off. In the meantime, I'm going to sign up for a...
  10. S

    Periodic Inspection Reports

    hi all, i am currently an niceic domestic installer but i would like to be able to do periodics aswell which the domestic installer scheme doesnt allow. i spoke to the nic and they advised that i have to become an approved contractor to be able to do them. they said that i would have to show...
  11. L

    What dangers may arise if you allow non-performing RCDs to remain in circuit?

    erm .... any bright sparks about
  12. D

    JIB Electrotechnical Certification Scheme (ECS) jib card?

    sorry but what is this and how do you attain one? Thank you
  13. sythai

    NICEIC Certification Scheme Socket in cupboards - do niceic allow this?

    Just following on from my previous post... For quite a while I always avoided putting in cupboards, but over last year or so heard it was ok to mount in a cupboard, which makes life a lot easier. And have done so ever since... But got my niceic assement in few weeks times and have kitchen...
  14. M

    Wylex Breakers - What's the problem

    They have all disappeared on a recall. But Wylex wont say what the problem is. Nor will they allow you to take back one you have brought. Anyone know more? Martin
  15. Dan

    ContractorForum: how should you pick a tiler: should we allow the title of TILER to b

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  16. H

    niceic or part p?

    if i join the nic does it allow me to sign off work in domestic properties or do i need to join a part p scheme as well. can anyone give me a rough idea how much nic or part p costs to join and how much to stay in per year
  17. N

    Allow common sense to prevail

    Hey lads, Thanks for your invitation to make myself known, although i responded to requests to say hello on the day i joined. Today i have had request to introduce myself, (after a bitta promptin from Dave , Dan, Luke, Mods )....AKA...dave , dozy , beaky, mick & titch ....ya gotta havva sense o...
  18. P

    does 2392 allow periodic inspections?

    Hi Chaps. I know that if you are qualified as a 'domestic installer', although you can do installation work and issue certificates, you are still not qualified to do 'Periodic Inspections' on 'dwellings' unless you also have 2391.. But how about 2392? does this also qualify you to do...

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