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    New kid on the block needing guidance.

    Hopefully I havent copied another thread so here goes. Have just done dei,part p,2382-10. I appreciate that I now need experience despite having 20 plus years engineering knowledge but am I considered employable in the electrical world.I am guessing my avenues are limited but any advice would be...
  2. G

    Testing a fixed wall heater

    I realise that pat testing a fixed appliance such as a wall heater is necessary. Can anyone give me clear instructions on how to go about this? I assume I would have to disconnect the appliance from it's fused outlet and temporarily wire it to a breakout box, or similar, as mentioned in a...
  3. W

    Looking for a way to test using 240v

    Hi, i am looking for advice on a way for a 2 wire lead with 2 female terminals on the end that will give me 230/240v so i can plug the female terminals on to a component that i will be testing that requires mains voltage.. So basically a plug with 2 wires with female connectors that...
  4. sythai

    Recessed wall/floor level lights..internally set in a block wall, any ideas please ?

    Customer would like something similar to this.... JCC Lighting: celest But quite pricey..... anyone fit this sort of thing maybe give us a couple of alternatives. They're going internally recessed in block wall 100mm thick, just to give an effect more than a light of any use.... some sort...
  5. A

    PIR on Office Block

    Hi guys, getting a little confused with the way i should fill out the certs for a PIR on a office block. What i have is as follows. 3 Phase head supplying 4 isolators and 1 3P DB Off the first isolator i have 1 DB Off the second isolator i have 1 DB Off the third isolator i have 3 DB's Off...
  6. O

    New boy on the block

    Already quite intrigued and pleased with the amount of "every day language" advice and comments on here. The Thread that has a description of what regulations you need to view (and where to locate them in the regs book & o.s.g.) for a lot of the basic work of an electrician is extremely...
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    How many devices are safe per socket?

    Guys - I've joined a company this week as an IT manager/ PBX techie. The Company is growing quickly and are installing some new servers. I have only 4 sockets in the patch room forcing me to run 4 socket extension blocks. I'm worried about how much power I'm drawing. Typically 600-800W power...
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