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was meant to be titled roller shutter... had few pints with sunday tea

i have to add a key operated switch to a roller door, (it works of a key fob at the moment so wiring is there). the key switch they have is second hand with no wiring diagram, it has open close on front plate (left and right) and the terminals inside are 1 - 4. prob become clear once i get to...

repaired falut today was a N-E fault but on the lighting circuit which was on same N bar (RCD), screw through a cable holding up DIY light fitting shorting N-E. how does that work?

a lad in work changed a CU today, then called me over to say that rcd protecting the sockets (1 ring for whole house) was tripping thought was a the kettle as it stopped when i plugged it back in but then the fridge caused it to trip, but on the other (side) rcd protecting the cooker with socket...

anyone seen the NICEIC dvd on safe isolation with sort of the same thing but more cheesy

just a 04 kangoo, just used for own work

do you make your own or buy em like rhino one`s

thats good was looking to go with elecsa, cheers

i was originally planning to go with a scheme provider after i completed a high spec kitchen(for the inlaws to be) and board change at home, that would do for the two jobs i thought. but now a rebuild of a large country house may have come along so i could do with part p a little sooner, so...

been in touch with creda about this recently and any storage heaters made after 1975 do not have any in, you can tell this by the serial number the last numbers (i think - creda email on work laptop) are the date in made e.g. 1284 so would be dec 1984 and ok to work on

found this one, think its any good or bit of a gimmick http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=46536

so i could sign up with elecsa part p and do PIRs without having to pay the extra 250(ish) as long i use my own certs (take there logo off my certs). and id also have publibic lib and professional indemnity insurance

what is the best scheme provider to go with, im currently employed full-time and want to go by myself in the future, for my private work i do alot on domestic and some commercial also can get some periodic testing what the best provider for that type of work, was looking at elecsa (mainly...

double check the commons on the 2way lighting

the earthing one is very good, the wiring is abit basic and havent got inspection and testing one

anyone know why we have certs (installation/minor/PIRs) for sale by fluke, megger and other companys. when we have to be NIC, napit etc to sign off. who`s giving these certs out and are there any come backs. if not why bother paying subs for nic etc

clean PIRs, walktest make sure every thing working and labelled right, sounder test, check batterys (prob replace), fit a bell box with your logo on it lol bill then do the same 12months later - your bellbox

any one got one of these testers and anyone had problems with odd Ze and PFC readings, got three of them where i work (i`ve got one) getting readings like 0.14 and 1.5ka on one tester then at same point with another tester getting 0.01 and 28.5ka

anyone had or know anything about these plc training aids (link below), like are they any good for a head start in learning abit of plc programming e.g. get your foot in the door to a factory spark job http://stores.shop.ebay.co.uk/plc-trainer-and-cables__W0QQ_armrsZ1QQ_fsubZ15616022

where abouts in liverpool is it that doest sound to bad about an hour from rhyl north wales