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any chance of you posting a link to your place on google maps, so we can see what you have available? Bah, Binky beat me to it lol.

What portion of the system will be on the flat roof and what do you call a 'slight shade'? In my opinion a flat roof is not worth bothering with unless it is perfect due to the additional price for the mounting gear to get the panels at a working angle. To get the best out of a system where...

The +ve (usually red) goes to '+9 - 30V' The -ve (usually black) goes to the 'GND' next to +ve Higher voltage travels further if there is any real distance between power supply and sensor. plus the sensor is likely fixed power so higher voltage means less amps drawn for same power. If the...

Depends who you are shadowing and where they are working. If on a site that reqiures CSCS / ECS then you will need one oof those. As for card grade; with ECS, proof of you currently studying an electrial qualification may get you a trainee card. Otherwise, it will be an Ancillary Operative. To...

http://www.theiet.org/resources/standards/eess-cop.cfm £60 for 80 pages.................................really!!! We all know that regs and other technical literature are expensive but come on.

I expected a picture of a Wylex breaker.........

Can't I've noticed either way with this one tbh, will check it out on next use. Cheers

It is a metrel, One of the newer smaller type where you can't fit everything the carry bag ;)

EICR - I wasn't alone before anyone states incompetance. The other guy couldn't explain it either. I didn't have one with me at the time, but I will certainly test the meter on one at various ranges. hmmmm, not sure. With the tester I was using it is a press and let go, then it does it's...

I checked everywhere, there was nothing to be found. Even if we say there was something connected somewhere I cannot think of anything that would give results like this. Interesting one isn't it... Wish I had videod it now as people probably think i'm talking a load of rollox, lol

Be interesting to know how that works....

Yup, 3 times, same each time give or take a .1 or 2

nope thanks for trying though

No, this is isn't related to my last post. Well I guess it is related in the fact both are regarding IR tests, but I haven't blown anything up doing IR tests, lol. If doing an IR test and are unsure if anything it left connected. Is doing a 250 V (L-N) to CPC test safe, even for 'sensitive'...

Here is what I currently see as a strange situation. Though I am hoping that with the responses of a few brain boxes, it will be cleared up. Was doing some testing today and went to IR test a circuit (Upstairs Sockets). I had disconnected everything and even checked that there wasn't a booster...

Look pretty nice them!

Glue a drawing pin to front of button. They won't hold it in then......

I agree with binky. I've used the GSE kit and it seems very good. Generally goes in easy too. Especially new build as you fit it before tiling. Again agree with binky on panels / inverters, I would add solar edge to the list too though. But quite costly. Depending on install scenario, fits could...

That was another point raised in same place. Socket outlets 'could' be used for outdoor equipment (so could any other, in any building, if you tried hard enough). Should have been a C2 and so again an unsatisfactory report. Tested continuity from above mentioned roller shutter guide to MET on...