Hello,
I live in the Middle East. I have between 220V to 230V. I bought surge protectors for AC and other appliances such as PC and TV.
The upper limit voltage in surge protectors is 255V and the lower is 170V.
How does the manufacturer calculate the normal voltage? (for my surge protector is...
Hi guys n gals.
I don't often do appliances but been looking at a range cooker of a regular customer (gas hobs, 3x electirc ovens).
It keeps blowing the 32A MCB with a flash at the back of the range (unable to position myself behind to see where from but suspect it's around the incoming...
The electrician that installed my cooker circuit put in 10mm cable with a 32a fuse, a 45a cooker switch and 10mm cable to the backplate for behind the cooker. He put this size in as I didn't know what size cooker I was going to be getting.
I ended up getting a 7.4kw range cooker and the...
Hi, looking at ranges from MK, and BG, tend to be square, or crabtree, Schneider, very rounded. What do you fit to make house reasonably up to date and modern? They previously had a mixture of chrome and brass, all different makes. now want white plastic, uniform style throughout house. What...
Customer asking for lighting for range/hob as it is really gloomy at night.
Issues being getting power there, and the curved profile which is more pronounced than the picture looks.
I'm interested how others would approach this one.
My current (only!) idea is D-Line min-trunking over tiles...
I'm fitting one of the Apex 7S units on Friday.
I'd avoided the original range after a couple of bad experiences but I figured a new model might be better.
I thought I'd list some differences I've noticed so far when compared to the original range:
1 - Even though the connections looks the...
So this is the wiring schematic for a RR Vogue steering column - in itself nothing spectacular, just two motors making it go up/down and in/out. Except, looks to me that each motor has a PL and effectively a single SL coming from off a digital controller (it links in with memorised seat...
Hi All,
Thank you for your previous advice - it resulted in us replacing our precious Smeg range with a Hotpoint; however we now have a new issue that I was hoping you might be able to advise on:
The oven works nicely and the heat seems good etc. But it makes a pulsing noise when you're using...
Been getting pestered by CEF about their new M2 range of accessories.. Doing a little rewire and might try them out.
Has anyone used them yet?
Ill be dealing with regualar square edge switches and sockets, with modular grid switches in the kitchen.... although they also have a slim range, im...
Hi All,
My 1 and half Smeg cooker recently tripped when using the main fan oven. It was during quite a long period of cooking a roast. We reset the electrics and continued without issue. A few days later it happened again and now it does not get hot.
The smaller oven still works.
I assumed...
Daydreaming today while at the ice rink.
Last day of the season, and they turned on their disco lights and music.
I got to thinking about embedding lights actually in the ice.
Would it be possible?
Not worried about the waterproof nature, but more any heat generated by a standard LED tape...
Hi I need advice. I am about to buy a new oven. I am moving into a new home. The original owner removed their 90cm flush range oven when they moved out.
I didn't think anything about this until PC World told me that their engineers will not install an oven unless there is a 10mm space between...
Someone wants me to put a water heater(30 amps), range(40-50 amps) and dryer(30 amps) all on a single 60 amp circuit. I said that's a bad idea.
They have a 100 amp main panel and all these devices would total 100 amps minimum. I am hesitant to run all these off the 100 amp service even with...
Hi, during kitchen refurbishment, the electrician installed a 4mm cable and 32a breaker for the new induction hob rangemaster oven that is rated at 16.2kw.
Same electrician couldn't connect hook up cooker, so I asked someone else to do it. The new electrician refused to connect up saying it...
Hi Guys
Just seeing if anyone uses this range on regular basis:
https://hager.com/uk/products/wiring-accessories/sollysta/sollysta-white-moulded/part-m/grid-modules
Did for years but finally gone over to click full time now (definitely not based on quality, but versatility)
Reason I ask is I...
Hi, I Bought a 32A EV Charger, it comes with a CEE wall plug. I need to use it with a 60A range recepticle which I use to plug in my welder. So obviously I need to change the CEE plug into a Range plug. There is no paperwork, no schematic. As the CEE has 3 wires Red, Black and Yellow/green...
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