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i hope they still have their copy of BS7671:2001 for that, along with some old red & black cable

exactly. as long as the fire rated lights match the fire rating of the surface they are going through, then they are adequate

can't say for the x1 but the 1741+ works well

depends how much leakage it has

you could use a 10mA RCD for the washer which will trip first at lower current however in case of a fault then chances are both will trip at the same time or just the RCD in the board just another reason RCBO boards are better

whatever you fit will help, but they will not be enough on their own you'll use pretty much whatever you generate in real time so no point storing it since there won't be much leftover to store

wonder if the report has test results inc Zs of all circuits and Zdb?

why from a ring and not a radial?

no definition in BS7671 but id go with domestic would be for a dwelling. a scout hut isn't a dwelling so commercial

probably there to start with and has been repaired and put back in same location. if your customer wants it moved then they can pay DNO to do it

people would rather spend money on something they can show off like a new kitchen or bathroom, rather than spend a few £ on something that could save their life / stop the house burning down. the old one works so it must be safe...

last assessment was 2018.... so much easier not being a member

i usually use normal labels then clear heatshrink over them

so you're 'qualified' yet your first question was can you put 1.5kw (6.52a) through a 6a MCB.... doesn't say much for your training / qualifications...

you can pretty much guarantee that the 16m isn't clipped direct and is installed in a method where its capacity is less than 80a... bonding its also done inside at point of entry, so those with it outside arguably doesn't comply (although that's often the only practical point that's going to be...

that needs to be done properly, wrapping in tape like that is not acceptable cables should be further down but often are like that. going by the cable damage, if they kept going it would have also been that pipe. set the blade depth the to floorboard thickness...

one of the heating elements has failed

motor is probably too small so no matter what voltage / power you put it, its not going to work. bit like putting a chainsaw engine into your car and being surprised it won't do 60mph

its a heater... the fire is an added benefit

you'd be best finding an electrician to do the job