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yes

so much easier fitting a crabtree shower switch

there are adapters for EV points with built in leads but i don't think there's anything for testing the plug & socket leads

or strip the threads

if its anything like the torque settings for MCB's etc you can torque it to spec all you want. cable will then most likely fall out because it wasn tight enough... as with most things that need 'torqued' you can do it better by feel and unlike an M6 bolt having a 10mm head, those fittings...

been a few years since i fitted one. they do come pre charged but you should vacuum out the air on the non sealed side before opening the valves. it'll also help find any leaks before you blow a larger hole in the o zone, although you're only testing at -1 bar so may not detect all leaks

no. there open book exams. youre not expected to remember everything in the charts etc, just to know where to look at how to find the information you require

you can do it without a torque wrench. you will need a vacuum pump though...

adjustable should work. just make sure its imperial

almost 14 years for an update. forum record maybe? Yes, and on that note.............

just post it with royal mail, they don't need to delay anything that way....

not really. your getting paid for their screwup....

or was it the customer?

c3 for the lack of cpc at accessory providing everything is class 2. C2 if its class 1

for 2, check for other manufacturer that does - square D is now schneider, and schneider state their MCB's are compatable with older square D and square D is with schneider

as kerch says, nothing to see here. nothing to say each cable needs an earth

exactly. could be anything. think you need a better electrician

i really hope they didn't stick each end of a ring onto different 20a breakers...

if they want to pay me to sit and supervise them working for 8 hours to do a job that i could do myself in 2 hours then i'd go for that

i don't think this is in a house