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Metallic incoming water & gas pipes, plastic clipped, no branches, to a correctly wired combi, but not connected.
The pipes are Extraneous, the combi metalwork is Exposed.
Connect the pipes to the combi...
No involving metal window frames, knives and forks etc etc!
Hi guys,could do with some advice on a matter I came across today on a job. It's to do with a over door contact that is installed from a bell chime unit with built in transformer. The door contact is the two metal strip kind so when the door opens the metal strips connect and sound them chime...
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basically I'm trying to source the plastic studs you sometimes find on main fuse heads after a knockout is taken out for extra tails to a sub board then later when removed there's an exposed hole with access to the live terminal.ive looked...
Does the metal support framework of a mezzanine floor require bonding to earth.The electrical installation trunking is fixed to the underside of the framework,so in effect it is earthed already via the network of trunking and metal conduit fixed to it(any advice)
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Domestic Rewire
3 core cable for top of stairs 2/way light drilled behind skirting board "standard" then instead of chased to 1200mm switch box and capped, there is an existing conduit system that cannot be...
Would anyone be so kind as to reply to this post with the BS7671 wording of the definitions “Exposed Conductive Part” and "Extraneous Conductive Part".
At work right now (without ref books) and trying to remember if the definition of “Exposed Conductive Part” is restricted to part of an...
If I use bonding compound around all accessories to satisfy the regs then do you guys think that signing off a rewire to get my money is acceptable?
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I spotted this on my travels. There are unprotected cables hanging down at either end of the array and then disappearing near the guttering. This is surely against regulations?
Options include:
A) Do nothing
B) Inform householder
C) REAL
D) MCS
In spite of it irritating me to see poor...
Hi all.. I'm not an electrician by profession but not above doing any basic work that doesn't need qualification. I've got a scenario currently where I'm installing a new light switch - it's an fully enclosed unit with the terminations on the rear which leave part of the wires exposed where they...
I had this bought for me for Christmas. The description says its made by Metrel and is GS38 compliant. When I received it, it doesn't says Metrel anywhere on the product or the box. The probes have around 15mm exposed, when you unscrew the covers there is slightly less exposed, possible...
was in a half finished house today that has just had an extension built on it, and i was suprised to see 10mm bonding to the steel RSJs that span the garage and where the kitchen has been knocked through and at the front where a porch has been created. traced them back to the MET, have all been...
What do you make of this, would any of you give this a code, it's the intake coming in split between a row of properties, the conductor has been joined but is exposed and has tape on it, I'm thinking to just note it on the cert and not warrant a code?
Hi guys, I would appreciate your opinions please.
Would you think that clipping cables direct to an exposed beam directly underneath the floorboards above would be acceptable. All circuits are RCD protected and the customer wants the new cables to match the existing ones which are all clipped...
For some reason the installer has left up to 18" of rails showing to one side of panels. If he makes fixings in the next rafter there would be a line of holes in the slate roof which could leak. Are there any black or grey trims available that could clip on the exposed rails?
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Anyone here see any problems crimping 16mm lateral mains as a repair as opposed to re-running a complete new cable? I'm talking line, neautral and earth for 12 flats, 60Amp fuse. Junkies keep on nicking all the cable.
Thanks
Jammin
Looking for some advice. I cleverly managed to drill into my wall and went through the sheath of a wire.
It wasnt live at the time. The connection does work and is for some under cabinet lighting. It is connected to a fused spur.
However, the wire is exposed inside the concrete wall. Is...
I'm considering a Solar PV system on a property in an exposed location in the Pennines. We've had regular instances of tiles being lifted and displaced on our (concrete tile) roof by the winds we get here so a critical part of the installation is ensuring the panels dont get twisted, or ripped...
This is not a plumbing question!
Just added RCD fused spur for a customer who is having a new bathroom fitted. The spur is to supply the shower, which is located in the loft. The shower has "control" cables which run within the "shower unit" into the bathroom.
I say its notifiable under part...
How do you do an earth bond test for these? I have re read the IEE code of practice on this but I can't find an answer apart form: "...can give misleading results"
For example a class 1, totally plastic vacuum cleaner, at least on the outside (it has tiny metal screws not screwed into earthed...
Been reading thread on another forum where someone has discovered some insulation has been melted and burnt off on the rfc by a plumber leaving exposed copper. He has used insulation tape to repair, is asking if this is ok, and has had quite a few replies stating this is a good repair. I was...
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