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Hi, I'm installing a smart lighting system for ambient lighting in a "traditional" kitchen dinning room it's a big area. I want to be able to put...
- luketum92
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That was the primary reason given to me by the sales team. It does feel as if every other factor got forgotten. They tacitly admitted, the colour...
yeah, I installed the new one. Last one looked like it had its days, just cut out some cable routes in the back box and connected it up. Yep mate...
- baza455
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In TN-S systems, you shouldn't isolate the neutral in a 4-pole isolator. Connecting neutrals to a dedicated terminal is acceptable and safe...
- BodgeJob
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Thank you so much for your help with this light work perfect now thank you again much appreciated
- djmanxie
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If you have the report then yes, for the term recommended on it (eg 5years from date of issue).
- robbo4002
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clearly a wiring or connection issue, lets see a picture of your connections
- 24Andy
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They are excellent, I have used them a few times for consumer unit relocations!
They can get a bit tight with cables if you're using all the...
- KashBag
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Neither did I. 44 to 57V according to IEEE 802.3af apparently.
It's "active PoE" and the supplying unit handshakes with the receiving unit...
Does Anyone know of a switch or ATS that can work in the diagram attached?
Was told by the manufacturer that these inverters can work solely as...
- Cambi8989
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Part III:). I think I have clarity-having spoken to my electrician who installed my heaters, he said that the part of my fuseboard that is...
That doesn't make sense it is a completely new timer so needs connecting as per the instructions for this unit.
Has the safety cut out on the...
- Sach160
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I think it was too early yes I meant 3 not 2, but great I'll give that a whirl and thanks.
- steve1906
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Of course BB just does it's think.
When this series first came on they say something like "Who wins.... you decide..." to which I said "No we...
Yes i immediately thought id somehow touched the end of the probe but my hands were well away from the ends. The first time it happened whilst...
- Michael Hobbs
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Are there long pipe runs ?
Although not a legal requirement, the HSE recommends hot water should be delivered at 50ºC within 1 minute to help...
- sythai
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BTW, the LD at the house will be 1" to accommodate the 6/3 coming from the house. Will use a 1" to 3/4" adapter to neck down to the 3/4" conduit...
- MarkS57
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You need to register mate, it's free. But you wont get email notification when somebody replies to this and it might be important information. So...
- crotley32
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Being pedantic, the Crabtree 50A cooker switch is a 4500/1, which has 'cooker' printed on it. For a shower, you require the 4500, which is the...
- An Buachaillín Bán
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You are correct that the white wire should connect to Neutral.
Then the capacitor connects between red and blue (capacitor with twin tags on each...
- Simon Bingham
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Crimp or Wago inline connector, my preference would be Wago push fit...
- Philip Saunders
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I'm assuming there was an original quotation and contract. For a project that size there jolly well should have been?
In all my contracts...
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Hi
I've nearly completed the 2357 NVQ. I'm just a bit stuck with Permits to work, Planned program of work and method statements.
I work in the...
- Sam1995
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I don't think anyone on here is going to say it needs replacing, some may even argue that it's not even a c3.
NAPIT Certification Scheme
failed napit annual assessment with silly mistake of using type AC rcd instaed of type A
What was the assossors name? Was it warren by any chance? Did you get it sorted in the end?
- connector
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For Sale
Spit pulsa 800e with extras
This is in excellent condition, very little use
Spit 800e
3 batteries
Magnetic washer guide ( rrp £200)
2 boxes of nails
3 gas
Original...
- sjhall
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My guess is an earth to N fault in the damaged light fitting.
This will become a problem when other devices draw large currents.
- Gooberstank
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I opened up the CU again and the round junction box above and what I found was the blue and brown wires coming in from the wall just above the 15a...
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Isn't it just a little sad that it should cost sooooooo much to LOG a few jobs to BC.... O where did it all go very wrong ?
Signed
Man in tights...
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