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The guy is very lucky, I have seen this very thing Kill a guy I used to work with, it just sits there until something is plugged in then it strikes, yes an RCD would have helped, point 1, this is not a question point 2, it does not work like that point 3, this could be possible point 4, It does...

you want to patent that, free electricity

did mine in the late 70's it was 236 parts 1+2, then the "C" course, it was the C+G that sent the Electricians cert after you filled in the correct form, than of to the JIB to get your grade, no need to do AM2 I think you have all your number's mixed up I cant find any C+G course with 2376 C+G...

he must be talking about me!!

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what are you asking????or saying???

have you tried UK spares?

is it not the same in the UK? (part P)

we do have members for all around the world, someone might be able to help, but most of us are in the UK and would not know local prices to you, but could help with more general questions

or buckle clips

used to be made out of rose wood, so I have been told, the same as the old consumer units

does it not say on the back of the switch?

what did you think it would cost? did you know this is a UK site

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it was on the market back then but never caught on, not sur why could have been the size or the price, it was slightly different , the CPC had as much insulation as the live pair, so was bigger overall, Mort2376 you could not use the CPC to strip the cable, (do people still do this?)

guessing 75KW?

maybe not as obsolete as you think, I have seen this happen up to about three years ago and as I have left now that industry now it could still be happening, this kit is expensive and lasts a long time, (genny sets) the new inverter type should be better I thought that you needed to keep the...