Bathroom light - old wiring to new

[telectrix]

think it's cobwebs.

 

[Mike Johnson]

think it's cobwebs.

I'd agree if it was not for the verdigris on the black copper conductor.

 

[Tuharax]

Not withstanding any of the advice already given, it looks as though you have lichen growing on the cables, in which case you have a damp problem, borne out by the green copper contamination, this needs addressing.

It’s cobwebs. Price for a new box is 815. That’s a new consumer unit, wiring in a new oven extractor feed, wiring in new ceiling spot lights x 8, and wiring in new under cupboard kitchen spot lights running to main light switch. That includes all materials including lights. Picture of my current unit attached

 

[telectrix]

sounds a reasonable price. my price would be similar.

 

[LastManOnline]

sounds a reasonable price. my price would be similar.

I think I would go a step further and call it very reasonable

 

[PEG]

It’s cobwebs. Price for a new box is 815. That’s a new consumer unit, wiring in a new oven extractor feed, wiring in new ceiling spot lights x 8, and wiring in new under cupboard kitchen spot lights running to main light switch. That includes all materials including lights. Picture of my current unit attached

Lovely vintage gear? but it confirms that any possible tactile mishap,would have less of a tickle,and more like the dude on The Green Mile,with the dry sponge ?

 

[Mike Johnson]

That was a very disturbing scene, I'm just glad the perpetrator got his comeuppance in the end. Brilliant film though.

 

[PEG]

That was a very disturbing scene, I'm just glad the perpetrator got his comeuppance in the end. Brilliant film though.

C'mon... who amongst us,having just completed a load of electrical work,and prior to switching the main switch back on,hasn't paused,and said aloud... "...Roll on one!..." ?