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Hi all went to wickes last night to do the regular 'man with van' visit for a family member. anyway they've got Philips CFL lamps (17watt i think) ES and BC 49p for 3! Lady at the till seemed upset that i was trying to buy 30!

Would defo like to charge a bit more for a board than day rate (

My prices are pretty much the same. Doing a 4 way wylex to an 8 way contactum (possibly 5-6 circuits) on thurs, no tails or bonding req-

I just got my tester back from ISS last week after recomendations from here, first time ive used them and was impressed with service. Although i didnt PM mark first i may not have got a discount but still found it cheap compared to other companys as P+P is included in the price, both ways.

do you have any spare RCD's in your van you could fit and see if you still have problem?

bit of a coincidence for both RCD's to be playing up, unless the boards been stored badly or bad batch etc what brand are the RCD's?

could be something to do with your tester? are you using low current test on both tests? i had a problem like this with my fluke, it would add about .5 or so ohms on when using the low current soft test.

fibre optics look really good, cheers for that. dont know if they might be bit pricey but they definately achieve the best effect

badger- hopefully these should be okay, emailed my client the page. Not sure if she'll have something to say about the chrome but wait and see. cheers shield- used these strip LED's before, they not really suitable because each LED needs spacing individually. chheers

Hi all, Have been asked to do a job with lighting in a couple of spa treatment rooms. They want two levels of light, one of them bieng loads of small LED lights to resemble stars, something about 10mm wide or so. Does anyone know where lights like this are available on the internet? cheers

does it not need to be a fused isolator? Or is that depending on how much longer/smaller the tails are?

I've just got rid of my vauxhall combo cdti 1.3 Its quite a good van, the reason i got rid of mine was because it wasn't big enough. They are really comfortable to drive, and are be really good on fuel eco. 1.3 seemed quick enough to me, turbo used to get it going quite well although it did...

think they have to be at least 600mm from a wall too. positioned where air would flow through the house which is normally hall and landing as said above. If you put a smoke alarm in kitchen its best to put an optical one to stop cooking from setting it off

Im a member of trustmark through Napit, which cost

Squirrels are crazy little critters. what is about PVC they like so much? Maybe its a good idea to start carrying some nuts in your toolbox

yeah did do a few that way, but decided was as bit of a waste of a cert. i do find these visual inspection annoying too, specially as when you give them to someone they tend to ignore any advice you give them, or any work that needs doing. Suppose they just think if you give them a piece of...

yeah thats what i kind of thought. would think its something to do with control unit as both heaters and immersion were playing up. Not really confident enough to spend

i sometimes do these for landlords. as far as i know NIC is the only scheme which does an official Visual Inspection report form, as Im with Napit I used the form from the download section too but changed it to suite my needs. as long as your clear with what you've checked and more importantly...

been in a few years now but pretty sure they dont use batt's. there all spurred off different ring circuits, including control unit

restive loads are where current is used to create heat or light etc different dimmers types, could be the difference between the ones that click on and the ones that rotate. the ones that rotate on will increase voltage as it rotates. the click on ones will click onto whatever voltage the...