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And steer clear of CPN in my opinion. I use hager, with all metal door,

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Ansell icage or ansell edge everytime

Where abouts are you?(assuming kent area), there maybe someone on here local to you.

Looks like some serious heat damage there.

Common with the MK rcds to think there still on as they trip to mid position and need fully turning off before they'll reset. I assume it was an appliance that was probably in use at the time, possibly a kettle or anything with an element are the usual suspects. If it does it again make a note...

Then say what happens

You need to push this one down then back up

You have one leaver for normal hot and cold and the other for filtered cold or( chilled if you have chiller)and boiling.

Yes you have to depress the lever and push for the boiling water to be available

Some lamps (bulbs) can literally be too short by a few mil and don't make contact, or a pin slightly lower due to a previous lamps contacts being larger.

I've had a hot tap for a few months and love it, bought the optional chiller in the summer which is really good too. Mine is a Qettle, was fairly straight forward to install too https://www.qettle.com/

I'm not 100% sure but think the discharge rate is down to the inverter rather than the battery's. Unless there isn't much charge available In the battery. Someone will know soon I'd have thought.

Not sure about hive, but nest works with OT

This was mentioned before. Is it live all the time or just when there's a cut?

It is possible but fluorescent fittings don't like to be on off on off so need time set high enough as not to make the tubes fail. Changing for LED panels and PIR/microwave sensors would be worth while but more costly initially

That's rough! Literally!

I was wondering the same

So is there such a thing as a 2 coil contactor, Current set up is my immersion is controlled by my nest but via a contactor. But due to having solar fitted What I'm wanting to do is control the immersion by the solic 200 (feeds the immersion when excess power going to grid) and still the nest...

Thankyou, what's the manufacturer's stated range. Cheers