never

  1. C

    VYTEC Fuse board never seen before

    Hello People Has anyone Came across a VYTEC board before and successfully installed a more easy to come by brand of MCB asides fro VYTEC? I have been told its a rebadged GEC apparently
  2. HappyHippyDad

    Blimey, never seen anything like this before!

    I was asked by a friend to connect up some lights in their store room. You can make out the cable on the ceiling coming out of the conduit ready to be connected to one of the CU's. This is what I came across. I said 'No'! :)
  3. M

    never to old to see something that surprises you

    i have to admit i am a self confessed tool nut i cant help myself when the wife finds out i have just bought a dewalt chopsaw and legs plus a makita plungesaw with 2 rails and clamps she might kill me. why a spark would need these she wouldnt understand im a bit like tim the tool man. sorry im...
  4. Pete999

    Pete's Videos Guess this bloke never heard of bending the conductors over

  5. D00DY_T00DY

    Never have I ever!!!!!

    Hi all, Seeing as it's Friday thought it'd be a bit of fun to play a drinking game:D (Alcohol is optional) Basically someone says never have i ever... do etc. If you have you drink (Or like the post etc) Try keep it clean for a little bit ey? Be honest if you're taking part! I'll start...
  6. Pete999

    Pete's Videos Never heard of a bending spring then

  7. L

    IM BACK GUYS!

    Good evening fellow electrical pals, I was on a ban but not anymore! I hope you havent missed me too much!
  8. darrenwells1990

    Hello

    Hello all, use this forum a lot just to read others opinions. Been a member for a few years but never posted anything and never sign in, Hope to post more on here more often.
  9. T

    Sealing holes in coldstores

    Just coming to the end of a job doing a install in a large coldstore, all surface mount conduit. I've been told that where there is a penetration I.e 16mm long self tapper holding a conduit clip on the wall, or holding an isolator on the wall or anything to the 5"-king span composite panels...
  10. D

    Hello

    Hi, just to say hello. I'm a competant engineer from many moons ago with bicc, over headlines, HV and lv jointings etc, never an approved spark, don't have access to all the latest test gear. So I guess I'll be posting in the diy forum for a project I need a little direction on.......
  11. Pete999

    Pete's Videos Wagos, who needs Wagos

  12. D

    Best Screwdrivers available?

    Time to renew some of my Screwdrivers again. The set I'm currently using are Wera which for comfort of use I quite like, problem is 2 of the Pz head drivers have shattered now whilst I've been using them. Looking for recommendations for the best make out there. Begin.:thumbsup:
    • Dave the spark
    • Thread
    • available insulated never pretty screwdrivers still
    • Replies: 36
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
  13. C

    Wireless electricity

    I am thinking about if it is possible and I am worried about it putting us out of a job?
  14. Pete999

    Pete's Videos How to wire some Garden lights

    Cool isn't he? wonder which Scam he is with? kin hell
  15. chudson

    B2C selling - checks on consumers

    Does anyone credit check or ID check consumers they work for? I've been running my electrician contractors for over 10 years now, so you would think I would know the answer to this but I've never really bothered to do it. I do credit check commercial clients, but a while ago Credit safe...
  16. Rocboni

    ERBAUER ERT576SDS 36V sds drill

    ERBAUER ERT576SDS 2.8KG 36V 2.0AH LI-ION SDS PLUS CORDLESS DRILL Excellent drill with great reviews on screwfix, never been used or out of box, with all original packaging. Fast charger, 2 x 36v 2.0Ah batteries, depth stop looking for £235 Postage £10
  17. A

    Help needed please

    hi, I am after some advice. I have a catering van. The electrics have been done (sockets and lights) but I don't have a clue who can now certify it to make sure it's safe?? Any advice is much Appreciated
    • Aimee Maffey
    • Thread
    • electrician installation mobile needed never please their
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: The Welcome Forum
  18. Ib≤In≤Iz

    Rewire from hell

    Nearly finished it, Thank God!! Lady owner, Occupied, junk in every possible place, 26 cats (cat litters & food everywhere), cement board in half of the house, plywood boards in the attic, all brick, micro-bore heating pipes everywhere, neigbours moaning about the noise & to top it off a BS951...
  19. G

    hi, this must make me an old newbie. used the forum for advice before but never joined in.

    ive had my 2391 for 7 years and my quals for over twenty. saw an eicr the other day that gave a c3 for terminating stranded and unstranded cables together in a socket, ie using singles to earth backboxes in a t&e circuit. ive been doing that for years. have i missed something. try not to get...
    • gobster
    • Thread
    • advice before circuit earth joined never newbie old singles socket the forum
    • Replies: 14
    • Forum: The Welcome Forum
  20. H

    ladder m8rix

    anybody used the ladder m8rix or have any reviews on it? The LadderM8rix Professional - LadderM8rix - http://www.ladderm8.co.uk/ladderm8rix-products/the-ladderm8rix-professional/
Best EV Chargers 2025
Best EV Chargers by Electrical2Go! The official electric vehicle charger supplier.

OFFICIAL SPONSORS

Electrical Goods - Electrical Tools - Brand Names Electrician Courses Green Electrical Goods PCB Way Electrical Goods - Electrical Tools - Brand Names Pushfit Wire Connectors Electric Underfloor Heating Electrician Courses
These Official Forum Sponsors May Provide Discounts to Regular Forum Members - If you would like to sponsor us then CLICK HERE and post a thread with who you are, and we'll send you some stats etc

YOUR Unread Posts

Daily, weekly or monthly email

Receive a daily, weekly, or monthly email containing a digest of new and recently updated threads.
UK Tiling Forum | Tilers Forums
UK Tiling Forum by Tilers Forums UK
Plumbers Forums | Plumbing Advice | Gas Forum
Electrician Tips from Professional Electricians
Back
Top