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Ask again for the report to be provided promptly.
You can’t make any informed decisions about remedial work until you have it.
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- Netzero1967
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Is anybody aware of any UK groups or organisations that volunteer or subsidise trades people to do work for; Low income/Vulnerable/Needy...
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Thanks guys, I'm going for the safe option and take your advice in getting a qualified electrician to look at it. We've inherited these issues so...
- Alan Stirrup
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From the picture (hard to tell) it also looks like the Earth Pin is sleeved which also indicates forgery and non-compliance with BS 1363 = Take it...
- picturevalve
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- Netzero1967
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There’s A KIND Of Hush
View: https://youtu.be/F0RrC_n-OTc
AFDDs are usually put in at the source, at the fuse board and would cover all circuits.
If AFDDs are specified, then it won’t matter if it’s an...
- craigbanham
- UK Electrical Forum
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For a new circuit or alteration the dead tests should be done first to ensure it is safe to energise.
- tomodo
- UK Electrical Forum
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I will offer some initial thoughts.
A workplace so the EAWR 1989 applies, it is statutory and carries legal consequence drawing its authority for...
- tomodo
- UK Electrical Forum
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Thanks littlespark
Its just a standard Byron bell push
Ive attached the link from screwfix website below...
- RickyB1990
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I would like to thank everyone for their help but it appears this can go no further.
I think the only way forward is either to leave it as it is...
Yes, but this isn't at all safety related, or a 'what size cable do I need to feed my shed' type of query. It's help sorting out the connections...
- JosephandAmber
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Hi Jon....
Is it right you're newly qualified?
Its just the questions youve asked (this and the summer house thread) are both fairly simple...
- Jondude0
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As westward says, but pay attention to the terminal markings.
Your old switch has Common, L1 and L2 in a triangle, with Common at the pointy...
- rhares
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About 10 years ago I spent a while working on a rewire of Tewkesbury Abbey, all mandated as MICC and anything on show we had to spray with a...
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It's a cold morning in Sheffield. My job today should be a quickie. I should be out of here by 10 and that's including a catch up chat with the...
Try to use a catenary wire for better support for your outdoor cable. I'd recommend TP-Link ceiling-mounted access points, which are good options...
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That is true it is not really a practical class it is expected you have some knowledge of practical testing before the class.
I do a lot of...
New stove top was recently installed. The next day I couldn’t get it to turn on, so I turned off and on the breaker. Went to the stove top and it...
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The video's are an accompaniment to the Book and referenced throughout.
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I am still pursuing this and wanted to update.
I made a subject access request to HMRC for information on my employment between 1980 to 1985 -...
I presume you have notified the installation of this new circuit to Building Control.
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Ask again for the report to be provided promptly.
You can’t make any informed decisions about remedial work until you have it.
If you have paid...
- Netzero1967
- UK Electrical Forum
- 4
- 106
Hello,
Is anybody aware of any UK groups or organisations that volunteer or subsidise trades people to do work for; Low income/Vulnerable/Needy...
- Markiexxxx
- UK Electrical Forum
- 0
- 38
Thanks guys, I'm going for the safe option and take your advice in getting a qualified electrician to look at it. We've inherited these issues so...
- Alan Stirrup
- UK Electrical Forum
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- 112
From the picture (hard to tell) it also looks like the Earth Pin is sleeved which also indicates forgery and non-compliance with BS 1363 = Take it...
- picturevalve
- UK Electrical Forum
- 12
- 279
Deleted content due to seeing message above re: keep to original thread. Will reply same if the thread continues
- Netzero1967
- UK Electrical Forum
- 5
- 86
There’s A KIND Of Hush
View: https://youtu.be/F0RrC_n-OTc
AFDDs are usually put in at the source, at the fuse board and would cover all circuits.
If AFDDs are specified, then it won’t matter if it’s an...
- craigbanham
- UK Electrical Forum
- 1
- 58
For a new circuit or alteration the dead tests should be done first to ensure it is safe to energise.
- tomodo
- UK Electrical Forum
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- 133
I will offer some initial thoughts.
A workplace so the EAWR 1989 applies, it is statutory and carries legal consequence drawing its authority for...
- tomodo
- UK Electrical Forum
- 1
- 105
- Question
Thanks littlespark
Its just a standard Byron bell push
Ive attached the link from screwfix website below...
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- Domestic Electrician Forum
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