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  1. R

    Getting a part time job while on apprenticeship

    Hi I’m starting an apprenticeship soon, I was wondering it was possible to get a weekend on job in the weekends to boost my pay up or will I be asked to work weekends? And will it be too much to deal with? I need it for the money
  2. A

    I Need Work Seeking full/part time temp/permanent work Chelmsford,Witham,Maldon Essex.

    Looking for work in the above areas. I have the following; ECS card Installation C&G 2365 FAA level 2 first aid Six years electrical work experience Full clean driving licence Own tools 24 years old Currently out of work due to building company going under during covid Available immediately
  3. J

    UK time clock

    Hi,I have fitted a timeclock throgh a contactor for some outside lights,and when I press the over ride on the time clock the lights only come on for a few seconds,then the contactor kicks,yet when I press from auto to over ride at the switch, they stay on, is this normal.I have read the...
  4. C

    Braking Time Neutral Distributed vs Neutral Not Distributed

    Can anyone tell me what this pertains to? https://file.scirp.org/Html/4-6401053_6647.htm And why does it reference table 41.1?
  5. S

    Whats a Reasonable time to issue cert to council

    Good evening Guys.Quick Question . After carrying out a EICR for a new kitchen circuit and replacement consumer unit in December 2018, The builder has only just recently issued the certificate to the local council.Who have changed thier policy with a new man at the helm.I will state i am fully...
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    DISCONNECTING TIME FOR BS1361 (80A)

    HELLO Just i would like to know if the BS 1361 80A fuse overloading ,how long will take to disconnect for example 90AMPS! i have to install 14.4 kw electric boiler in the flat!and that would take 60A and 20A would remain for the rest of the house! The main meter tails 16mm ,50cm long from the...
  7. Lister1987

    Stupid question time...

    How does an earth leakage clamp meter differ from a clamp meter (if at all). Both tend to test IVR so are we just talking sensitivity, resolution and range? When does one become the other (if at all).
  8. G

    Time to stop lurking

    Hello, Long time lurker here, Not an electrician as such but I'm an apprentice trained electrical automotive technician and having moved up the ranks over 20 years i'm currently an electrical instrumentation engineer in the scientific measurement world. I have 18th edition regs and PAT under...
  9. E

    I Need Work Full/part time work wanted trainee liverpool

    Hi I'm 22, in Liverpool, full drivers licence, completed Level 2 Electrical Installations and about to complete Level 3 this next month. I'm looking for what seems the impossible ... practical experience and training on site, I'd appreciate any advice, help or a job offer! :thumbsup: Thanks
  10. J

    Time / current characteristic curves...

    Just trying to clear something up for myself, hoping someone can put it into layman terms for me. I'm looking at the time / characteristic curves in 7671. For example, 60890 Type B curve, p. 370. Taking the example of a 32a breaker, the line flattens off vertically at 160amps. All understood...
  11. C

    Disconnection Time Requirements?

    Why do circuits 32 amps and under require a 0.4 second disconnection time at 230 volts, but circuits over 32 amps are legally allowed 5 seconds? 115 volts for 5 seconds is enough to cause injury to the human body.
  12. C

    I Need Work part time job wanted

    50 yr old ex production printer service engineer. Worked with electrics 30 odd years. Took a redundancy package, now returning to collage & doing level 2 and ----ing it. Looking for work 2/3 days a week as an improver. Coventry, Rugby, northampton area
  13. T

    Another outdoor power thread... seems the time for it!

    As usual – I preface this with the fact that I will be engaging the work of an electrician to do this.. however, I like to get my head around the works beforehand. This will NOT be a DIY job – I’m nowhere near skilled enough to contemplate such a thing… but with that caveat in mind – humour me...
  14. 7029 dave

    GMES not seen on here for a long time

    Where is he, have not seen Glen on here for ages, hope you keeping well mate.
  15. M

    Hi I have to draw a lighting circuit that has a time clock in official symbol for the drawing

    Hi I have to draw a lighting circuit that has a time clock in.... I cannot find the official symbol for the drawing anywhere . Can you help please ? Source URL: Lighting Forum - https://www.electriciansforums.net/forums/lighting-forum.95/
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    Time relay control circuit

    Hello to everyone. I'm designing a control circuit. But I am having a problem somewhere. The time relay will output at a certain time and the lamp will turn on. But if I press the Stop button 1 time, I would like the lamp to permanently cut off the energy even though the timer continues to...
  17. PEG

    Self-isolating? ... time to upgrade knowledge...

    Hello,during the present and future downtime,folk may be experiencing,it is worth noting,that it presents an opportunity,to investigate some skill gaps,we may not usually have chance to fill. It could be business related,or otherwise,and not limited to the keypad....in the past,i have explored...
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    Max Tripping Time

    Would anyone know the max tripping time for this earth leakage device? I’m guessing 500ms it’s time delayed but I know that figure is for RCDs and RCBOs, I tested it at 560ms Thanks
  19. pixelpixel

    UK Help with a tampered eco 7 time switch

    So, we moved in a month ago and only just noticed on our first bill that the meter has been stuck on "Low" throughout the whole day. Great! Except our storage heaters have been running 24/7 because they're wired into the off peak circuit, meaning we spent just under £100 in a month :0 Our...
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    Can I use this Time Delay Switch on a panel heater?

    Just a quick one! I believe this time delay switch should work for my old panel heater (1.25kwh) because it handles loads up to 16A. Can anyone confirm this for me? I had someone tell me I needed a fused spur switch but others tell me I don't. FYI: the aim is to ensure the panel heater turns...

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