Have you checked the RJ 45 type lead that connects the pcb to the power supply in behind is properly connected? What voltages do you get at the...
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Yes there are several out there but if you need to do irradiance tests then they can be costly.
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Not sure what you are saying in the section quoted so will ask you the question:
Does a consumer unit have a main switch?
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As I said UK , just food for chewing down on in consideration.
Did this start with the installation of the VFD?
I take it this is single phase to...
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First of all, a disclaimer. I am UK based and have no hands-on experience with American wiring.
Advice is given in good faith, but might still be...
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The diagram looks okay to me, except I'm wondering if the neutral needs to be run through the transfer switch as well as the hot, in order to keep...
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In addition, can you show the junction box with the cover off?
Isolate the supply first, obviously.
It sounds strange, what you’ve described at...
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The whole point of a locked cupboard is that the door doesnt get left open.
Is it just an electrical cupboard, or are cleaners, caretakers etc...
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Reply to one of the emails for me. It's me they go to. Your account can't be missing as we don't have a separate email newsletter or anything. If...
cheers dude!!!! 20 years in the cath lab.
I should have an update on all of this come the weekend... And it may prove interesting.
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Yes I touched on diverted neutrals when I went over guidance note 3 the first time but I’m doing a second round and going between all books whilst...
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Let's say in the conventional single phase electrical schematic drawings there is a pc motherboard. All the voltage lines, MCB's etc have been...
The car weighs 2 tonne and does 60mph in 3.5 seconds so it definitely has the power!
You can do approximately 90 miles I’d say with the caravan...
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Cable cleats are a traditional cable management practice
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I am 40 and joing a level 3 electrical & electrical engineering course in college. I only did A-levels in electronics and that was so long ago I...
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When I was at college doing the 2361 back in the 1980's I still recall to this day the instructor (Mr Wood) saying
"Lads I do not want you to...
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If you can see a piece of plastic entering from the ground then (as cliff said), it does not need main bonding.
I think (not sure) this is reg...
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I think the point made here on knowing the calculations for verification of results etc is a good one.
With one question leading onto the next not...
I want to fit a Trailing Edge Pull Cord Dimmer Switch in the bathroom with 2 dimmable LED bulbs.
LED dimming range is 5-100w for the switch.
Light...
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The CU needs to have an appropriate IP Code to meet the requirements of BS 7671.
Any fire within the CU must be contained, & in your case it may...
- tomodo
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Thanks for your feedback. Its reassuring to know your experience suggests space won't be an issue.
I requested 47mm backboxes for switches when...
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Hi All,
Looking for some advice into my build.
What I've basically done is add additional RCD protection to my 100% off-grid 12V 3300W Inverter...
After 2 years, I think it’s either been sorted or replaced by now 😉😂
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Are you sure the existing outside socket is on the ring, and not already a spur?
I tend to place a switch fuse on the ring inside so that the...
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I'm bad. I forgot that I made this post and I started another that is very closely related. In it I have drawn out a detailed wiring diagram...
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And I'll hazard a guess that when the report does finally turn up, it'll be "a bit vague" as to the actual faults.
There have been numerous...
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