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    Rcd- mcb

    Hi guys in installing a 16mm submain with a 10mm earth and I'm going to install a 80amp time delay RCD with a 63amp MCB to protect it. Some one said I could just use a 63amp RCD to protect it? Never done this before and wouldn't think you could. Also should I just use a 63amp RCD with a 63amp MCB
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    Is the flexible cable big enough?

    Dear Forum.... My kettle connects to the mains via a 3-core 0.75mm^2 flexible cable that is about 75cm long. This was the cable that came with the kettle. The power rating of the kettle is from 1800-2200 Watts, which means it is drawing between 7.8 and 9.6 amps (using nominal voltage of 230V)...
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    What to do when your laptop screen isnt big enough for ****.....

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    doing 2394/2395 need help

    hey doing my 2394/2395 on Monday any advise or must reads or test question or inside knowlegde
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    SDS drill options

    Looking for my first SDS for chasing out etc and looking for some advice. Definitely going corded route, domestic stuff with capability for handling brick, concrete and stone. First query is how much difference does the kg make? ie some say 2kg, 3kg 4kg and even 5kg. I am guessing each is a step...
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    5 kitchen sockets from 1 FSU

    I recently asked my electrician to add 4 new sockets to my kitchen, following a re-arrangement of my kitchen appliances. These supply a kettle, toaster, microwave, George foreman and a fridge. The issue he had was there was no ring main in a convenient place, only a spur to a single socket...
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    Enough is enough

    New certs, what a load of absolute idiocy, whats next every single reg by number on a sheet to be ticked with variations as to how good or bad the item is on a scale of 1 to 10 I think I will go back to the model form from the EIT Pict
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    House alarms

    Tried to get into the alarm section but think I need to post more. Any one in the Southend on Sea area want to give me a quote on a wired alarm for my house. I have a few things I want from this alarm but will discuss that later.
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    ELECSA Certification Scheme Elecsa HELP!!

    Hi gents Looking to gain my elecsa accreditation for my private jobs so I can set up on my own, have chosen elecsa as i am already a NICEIC QS for my day to day company. My question is... I want to carry out a DB change at home for my assessment but the existing install is only about 2 years old...
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    Is an RCD enough protection?

    I'm looking to swap out my light fittings from gu4 to gu10 and to do so I have to cut a transformer off and wire the mains into the gu10 fitting. It's an old flat and all I can find within it (in terms of power isolation) is an RCD. Will an RCD device provide enough protection to perform this...
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    hand dryer distance from sink

    good afternoon, does anyone know if there is a minimum distance required between a hand dryer and the sink ? thanks in advance
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    Is 2330 Level 3 enough to get "Standard Scheme" NVQ 2356?

    Long story but I have only got C & G 2330 Level 3 as when we went to sign up for Level 2 the year before, the college told us the 2330 was ending, so they put us on an "equivalent" EAL Level 2 Diploma Electrical Engineering, which in hindsight was not equivalent at all, more engineering than...
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    Can anyone help me find the right replacement LED bulb?

    Hi - I'm new to site so please bear with me. I need to replace a bulb in my white walled bathroom. I need a bright, blue-white lighting. I have tried a couple (warm white, cool white) but they are not bright / white enough. One from Tool Station (CED GU10 replacement lamp GU35W cool white)...
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    Just about had enough of this site

    I'm guessing some of the blokes on this site REALLY don't get out a lot, what with this constant abuse of (perceived) Electrical Trainee and others. And apparently no actual interest in the trainees forum, which would be fair enough but belies what people have previously professed. I'm always browsing latest...
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    Is this going to work.

    Not very good with heating controls really do want to learn but never done enough to really get the hang of them. Got to go sort a job for a client that sparks have gone missing on. Had a look the other day the situation they have is. They have ran 2.5 t/e instead of 3 core between the...
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    Hmmm am i brave enough

    So considering getting my Irata rope access tickets, then going on to do the renewables training so i can hang off turbine blades like this crazy chap....looks fun huh!!
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    rcbos tripping out for no apparent reason

    i installed a new db into a office 2 weeks ago ,there is a total of 4 circuits , 32a ring main ,16a radial, 6a lights x2 everthing came on allright and i just had time to do zs test on circuits and rcd test both tests where satisfactory ,not enough time to to do ins/res owing the urgency of...
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    12v ac relay not pulling in

    Hi I've installed a 12v ac relay but the 12v supply won't pull the relay coil in. It gets it signal from a disabled alarm kit. Multimeter shows a healthy 12v when alarm is activated but relay won't energise. Tried a couple of different relays but no joy. ????
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    Supply and demand. Is a 300A head enough?

    Hi guys, I have been asked to price up a job thats a little outside of what I generally do and im hoping to get some advice from you sparks who are more experienced in the design of an installation. Iv got a block that an investor is converting to 24 studio flats, all electric, no gas. 3...
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    Commercial EPC course - Day 1

    Having had to pay out way over £1000 plus VAT twice in recent months to get commercial EPC`s done I decided enough was enough and I would do the course myself. Started course today in Fleet Hants, very early this morning with only three of us on the course. Both of the others are Domestic Energy...

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