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I suppose that's why there was a big pile of them in the corridor :innocentROTFWLROTFWLROTFWL

Tripped over a big pile of these... ...left by the "Kitchen Fitters" headbang

I think he means something like this: **EDIT** SL beat me to it.

You install a seperate Cat6 cable to each point terminated into one of these: http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/CXCAT6M.html Wiring 1. White/Orange 2. Orange 3. White/Green 4. Blue 5. White/Blue 6. Green 7. White/Brown 8. Brown You can't daisy chain them like telephone points...

Agreed. Although they are currently working on the next WiFi standard and reckon it will hit the streets in a couple of years. It "promises" wireless speeds of upto 7 Gigabits/sec at 60GHz frequency. I would still stick with Cat6 though. You can't beat a wire IMO.

You could always use these for HDMI http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/CX430W.html

Congratulations Steve!!!

Yeah sorry about the big red writing. I made it a bit bigger and red so you would see it. Didn't mean to shout:Blushing I get what you're saying now. It's because I was specifically looking for something that said 0.07 seconds. Never really had reason to look at that table before but now...

Sorry. I think you've taken my post the wrong way. I wasn't being pedantic. What I was trying to ask you is where it says that a current of 150mA needs to flow to disconnect in 0.07 secs. The table on pg 243 doesn't tell you this, it just has the min. and max. disconnection times for the...

Not seeing anything on page 243.

That's a simpler way to put it ;)

Just been trying to work it out. Am I right in thinking that the brown core and cpc of the switch wires come from the Wago connecors and the blue core returns into the bottom of the panel connectors. Then the brown cores out the top of the panel connectors along with a neutral and cpc from the...

Is that for some sort of lighting set-up? Lot of blue wires sleeved with brown.

Correct As SL said: R1 = Resistance of 2.5mm

So it should. I knew what I meant :red card Zs should be tested at every socket (incl. spurs) and highest reading recorded.

Even if the line and cpc were different csa you would still expect all readings to be equal (or within 0.05ohms) in a ring circuit. The readings should be the sum of your R1 end to end reading plus your R2 end to end reading divided by 4. (R1 + R2) / 4 Anything higher will be a spur

You only need the Memorandum of Guidance for assessment don't you? Or is that what you mean?

This is the measurement for the cpc only Table 9A OSG 1.5 = 12.10 Your original question was for Max. R2 value. 19.51 would be for R1 + R2

(12.10/1000) * 20 = 0.24 (12.10/1000) * 25 = 0.30

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