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At this "first" fitting it's loop in. The rest appear to be joint boxes and old par 38 light fittings.
It is reasonably old wiring but not...
- captaincaveman
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Not sure what your asking but it would require a 30 breaker
- paulmars
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It will pull 21.4 amps which is an actual load and the breaker is sized based on the calculated load. Which is 30 amps
- paulmars
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Doesn't have to be mounted to face forwards - see #6
- Steve-S
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You would be best checking all connections as it is possible it is having a cumulative effect.
The last ICS I fitted hadn’t been registered when it left their factory… so just got a “device not recognised” error.
Helpline fixed it over the...
- mhar
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Hi just wondering if anyone knows of any other software.
I have been using tradify for the last few months and it has been quite useful for...
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A small contracting company relies on word of mouth and good feedback / reviews.
if you do work for 12 companies and have some spin off work from...
- 20did19891
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Duh!!! Just re-read Op's original post, it was converted to a
RFC!
- GroovyG
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That is what i am going to do. Thanks mate!
I usually put something like this
To assess compliance with BS7671 for continued safe operation (5 year periodical inspection)
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Hi I'm doing my portfolio and stuck on install a motor and control panel, any suggestions. Thanks
- Sticky
Thought we needed a sticky thread in the EV forum.
In Theory that’s a good argument but if you will be adding or moving switches or sockets or adding lights you’ll more than likely end up needing a...
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My wife’s Evoque gets about 32 miles on a full charge and I get about 28 miles on my F-Pace. I don’t know how long a full charge takes but I...
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Hello Brianmoooore,
Thanks for yor reply - Sorry that I did not see your message until today - the Forum replies notification emails about your...
- chris murphy
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You won't fall fowl of anything you are installing a 32A socket it is up to the user how they employ it.
- jedisparks
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It's not going to be a fix. That's scrap. We've been getting it's replacement ready this week.
First of all, I do not understand the compressor, but for the motor I hope the next message can be helpful to you, generally speaking, AC motor...
- Shervan360
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Thanks makes sense to me now. We had one of the installers come past and explain everything today and now I can see the woods for the trees ! He...
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The gas hob might still need to be plugged in for the ignition, but an electric oven should have its own supply.
You may need to employ the...
- Tasnim
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As an aside. I have seen patress/sockets fitted upside down under kitchen units with an appliance plugged in. The sockets were firm and not moving...
- Steve-S
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good thinking ps electrics i'll run with that.
thanks
The coding part is all down to experience and knowing whether something is right or wrong. Remember some pics have no faults.
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The legs on the bus bar are too long for the new rcbos
- whatever
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See there is the problem. I can put back to way it was. Is it safe, in my opinion NO!! It's wasn't safe before the incident. No Fused Spur...
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