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I hear that Tesco are good to work for , I enjoyed the work, when I worked on similar stuff in food halls, just watch out for the rats, both the four legged and the two legged

I see the soft start but no contactor Clear understanding ?

that is quite a large pump (320A MCB), do you think this is a DIY job? I would be worrying over how the fans are fixed and to what they are fixed too , where the temp sender is mounted , how much air flow does the pump need

you will just have to start again, take down both lights and cut off the ends and start again with nice clean straight cables no twists or bends

go back to the first light and check that all the cable are in and not lose , was it just the lights you changed , you left the switches alone? check all the browns are nice and tight in the block give them a good hard pull,

or get someone that knows what they are doing, not saying that john does not know how to do this I am sure he does, but if the OP has to ask how to do such a simple job, I have to question his competence to complete such a job safely.

get an industrial electrician

hi welcome

tell them now before you hand in your notice, they will find out anyway, so tell now when you can change things, as it's in the contract you get a van you will most likely get a van on day one they might not have checked yet, sometimes this is outsourced, they could have been only looking...

I was over that way today,

looks like a Dimplex PLX200NSPLTI they have stopped making them now, this could be a replacement Dimplex PLX2000TI this one is 860mm long, you would need to measure the length to find the KW the longer the higher the KW

I might get one as well!!

if you only switched off the MCB then you left the earth and Neutral connected in the house Consumer Unit that is why you are getting a low resistance between black and green and yellow this is an AC circuit so you don't need to swap the leads around

is this on the hob part of the cooker? like binky says they were built to be fixed, you will have keep removing screws until get to the part you want, but first see if you can get a replacement part, then you will know if its posable to replace, there is no point trying to remove the old one...

I doubt that this is an Intermediate switch, most likely its two way you could have all the switches wired in parallel, so the one in the garage(your Intermediate/two-way switch) will just turn the light on and off like any other room in the house, the PIR across this switch so when the switch...

its either the L1 or L2 you don't need, why would you need a two-way time lag switch ( the timer will turn off the light anyway) the timer connects across the pir live in and the pir live out

its not looking that pretty now,

Testing, Testing, Testing what about the testing?, how do you know it's all fine???

I thought that the idea of electrical insulating tape was that it did not carry current? that's what the :ROFLMAO: was about

i was told that they get £1500 a day in the city!!