There is now an adjustable option available, though only IP20 rated unlike all other Evofire products.
The generator could still be manual start, once the supply is back the changeover would do the job of putting the mains back on automatically and...
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Hi selling these in Barnsley South Yorkshire want £100 quid or very nearest offer will post for £7
Preferably would lime them sold as a lot but...
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Yes an upfront time delayed rcd is an option.
What is the Ze ?
How many Rcd circuits are there being supplied by this sub main. ?
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Hi,
Has anyone come across DIY balcony solar panels?
These are solar panel kits you can buy that plug into a regular electrical wall outlet...
Thanks for the reply.
Yes, looks like you are right, the other components were affecting the readings.
Also no info on the underside.
Back to...
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This may seem strange coming from a Welsh man but I would love to learn the bagpipes. I got as far as buying a set of children's pipes to practice...
No table I just know the conductivity of the armour is around 4.0mm² copper equivalent so 6.0mm² will be fine.
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Nope. It could be anywhere in the circuit… at the board, at any of the sockets or at a hidden joint box somewhere.
An electrician with test...
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Hey Alex!
It’s possible that the issue might be related to the new fuse board since it happened right after the change. Sometimes small changes in...
Build up of Earth leakage from multiple machines and the planner just tipped it over the edge?
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That traffolyte label glued to the service head is the same as those screwed to the wooden support poles.
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Impossible you have clicked on the link in the email mate else you wouldn't be able to post anything.
I will remove your account that you...
- Poll
I also charge my hourly rate for this, including time typing up the report. For a house as in your opening post, it's probably 3 or 4 hours on...
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Pedantic Pirate Pounces Persistently!
As my English teacher often said
"Always avoid alliteration"
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Hi everyone,
I’m looking for a bit of advice as to what courses to take to become fully qualified (having been out of the trade for around 14...
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Single EIC to cover the installation and board with notification to Building Control.
- Jondude0
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nvq Incorrect phase rotation
i do understand this just need to get some pictures of me
is there any electricians based Wickford or Basildon...
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Sadly not very near Swindon! I'm in Oswestry. Thanks a lot for the thought though!
Thanks for the help. I’ll measure it up and get something like this...
Sorry, didn't mean to press click as I'm not overly confident however the usual things come up in the exam , try to remember the drawings the...
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Hello all easy cert users, ive been using easy cert since 2001 with no yearly subscription. and also found other people looking for older versions...
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Thank you that is appreciated.
The industry needs the mix of men and women from all levels of time served to be able to come together and share...
Yes that worked a treat mate, excellent idea. Thank you
- Stephen Rafferty
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Yes, they are.
Tim
Have found myself in a similar situation using click minigrid stuff recently. The minigrid specific dimmers have a coarser thread than the other...
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Update.
Went back today as it was popping the other RCD post move, again intermittently with no real pattern. Typically overnight but not every...
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It was >999 on all, tested cables connected and individually, he ce the reason i came on here to ask for ideas
That's probably a better option thanks
I intented split core anyway, the idea is to leave him something he can move around himself subject to...
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Terminal box on a UK cooker from 50 years ago would easily accomodate a 10mm2 cable, even though 6mm 2 was adequate.
Nowadays, most cookers, ovens...
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