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Have you spoke to the plumber who installed it in the first place?

Hi all, does anyone have the time current characteristics for the following fuse as i could not see it in the BRB. Henley ISCO BS88/1939 60 Amp Cat: DC3 List No:3098 Thank`s in advance for any replies

If you see the head honcho can you tell him that i am not happy with the ratio of beans to sauce. Too much sauce nowadays. Thank`s

Thank`s again, was just a bit thrown by the colours used

Thank`s for the replies Just had a bit of a tinker with it. I connected the constant power from my vehicle to the red cable on the cassette with the fuse in and green and yellow from my vehicle to the metal casing of the cassette this enabled me to turn the cassette on and off and it also...

Hi all, trying to connect a car radio cassette. Pioneer KE-373OB with the following coloured cables on the back of the cassette holder: Red with a fuse on Blue Blacks x2 The speaker cables are seperate and obvious Tried searching the net for a manual to no avail. Think its quite old. I...

Thanks for the replies. The light fitting is class 2 as is the pull switch. My resistance values show that i am satisfying reg: 415.2.2 for the boiler circuit and 411.3.1.2 do they not. My concern was with the lighting circuit as it had no cpc and no rcd protection

What i mean is, from previous post you do not take supplementary bonding back to the main earth terminal. But if you take your main bonding to the stop tap in this location are you not creating the same scenario

on a similar note, if the stop tap was in the bathroom and you could get a bond to it, then would you take it to this location as it would just be like taking a supplementary back to the M.E.T would it not

There are two circuits in a bathroom. One for the lighting and one for a combi boiler. The lighting circuit has no cpc and the circuit is protected by an mcb 6 amp B type 60898. The boiler circuit has a cpc and is protected by way of an 30 m/A RCD FCU. Zs for this circuit is well within spec...

Some manufacturers instructions state that you take the supply into the boiler first then from the boiler to your external controls

Hi Tom1, have you checked to see if you have voltage at each stage when heat on is selected. 1. Select heat on only at the timeclock. Leave hot water off if it is not linked to the heating 2. do you get 230v going to the wiring centre. If so this is then linked to the common of the roomstat...

Sorry no picture, it was clear glass throughout it`s entire length. It also had the name royale or something like that on it. That`s about it i`m afraid.

Hi all, just wondering if anyone can identify a fuse for me, so that i can perform the adiabatic equation. It is a main service cartridge fuse, filled with purple sand/silica or whatever it is. The rating was there originally but most of it has rubbed off so it was illegible Many thank`s

Hi all, could someone remind me what the instantaneous tripping current for semi-enclosed 3036 fuses is. (How many times their rating?). I can`t remember where i seen it. Also on page 283 of the NICEIC Domestic periodic Inspection, Testing and Reporting, it states that it is the 5 second...

First bit of exposed copper is in the bathroom and the loft

Gas is bonded with 10mm csa

From what i have seen in other posts, there is a DC isolator, an invertor and an AC isolator. Not seen a set up yet myself so looing forward to the big day

Does anyone have any guides on installing cat 6, i.e: how many cables to each point, what it can be used for etc. Never done anything like this before.

Ithink it is only a problem on a TT supply