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in a split load board there double pole rcd's. if your using single pole rcbos thats your problem 

a 100ma s type shouldnt trip in a split load board. the 30ma should trip in 50ms while the 100ma s type shouldnt trip in less than 200ms if i remember right

why not its a board with two rcd's and space for some rcbo's

100ma s type upfront on a split load board complies 

cant be done, you need connector strip for that fitting. the solid browns together, blues in neutral and brown sleeved blue in the Live cant be done, you need connector strip for that fitting. the solid browns together, blues in neutral and brown sleeved blue in the Live...

will do, ill be sending my tester off to be calibrated in a couple months

i bought my tester last year, im just offering advice on the best way to contact him. (sponsers are usually not as active as regular members on most forums) i frequent a lot of differnet forums (if i had known of the place before i would have used them they stock a wide range of products and...

you wont beat the price i paid for a brand new 1654b still in the wrapper ^^ even i don't beleive it

or do what i did saying, hi is the meger mark in?   they will ask who you then say from an electricians forum it wont be the first time they have been asked

can you get double insulated tri-rated? it would be nice for larger installs (or insulated and sheathed rather)

where does the reg say it needs a lid? there are others with a lid that was just the first one i came across

if you want metal use one of these with plastic trunking linking them

ill commute anywhere within the eastmidlands, i live next to the airport at the moment. i used to drive down to birmingham for work (old firm based in burton upon trent)

domestic or comercial really, i dont have any industrial experience unless you count galv containment. most of the firms ive tried all want inspection and testing (2391 or 2394+5) i trained on a firm installing ahu's, bms and door access with the odd house etc. ive done shop fitting once as well

ive got my 2330 level 2 and 3, nvq and jib card. is anyone taking on around the east midlands for tempory or perminant, i have my own van, hand and power tools

thats where are the confusion is coming from... because the note says steel is an example of a non combustable material. under the right circumstance it is combustable same as anything

probably not helped by me forgetting the rules and mentioning here :facepalm:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njvdy7bcQHM https://www.youtube.com/embed/OmNXCJt7K3Q?feature=oembed

how easy is it to just go and pickup landrover defender tyres, i bet not a lot of places stock them

exactly right, if some cars can fit a full size tyre why do they have a can of goo or a space saver, some dont even have the option or space to fit a full size tyre now certain tyres are special order in as well so some people will be stuck for a while if they have a blowout