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what about the type with adhesive on the inside?

could he not fit an 80A metal clad Switch-fuse to the SWA and use D/I tails to feed the switch fuse, at a guess the consumer unit is more than 3m from the meter anyway

I thought we used blue because of 3core flex blue was neutral and yellow was half of the green/ yellow

I used to love that sort of call out 5mins work, £50 in my pocket! yes the bare copper is to make easy to strip the cable

but when the colours changed we were told not to use the black as neutral, and to use the grey, this would denaturalise the black ( as its now a live conductor) and would be less confusing over time,

Yes heat resistant cable is a must, 1.5.or 2.5, the choice is yours(if its an extra long run 3m+ then 2.5 might be better, but I would use a 20A double pole switch or a switched fused connection unit, instead of a plug and socket even the good one fail, I have seen so many fail due to a poor...

do you need to do the 18th exam, as you have completed level's 2&3 to the 18th ed already? then an NVQ, would the AM2s not be better? or would you need to do both

just looked on EON web page they don't do an E10 tariff any more, its all E7

rate 1 and rate 2 should add up to the total, the Kvar ,is a thing of the past, you don't get charged for this, they used to in the past charge businesses this but i think they have stopped now, you would need to asked Eon about the tariff charges, for the different rates,

The KVAR is the power factor that measures how efficient and effective an appliance or gadget is. The higher the power factor number measured in KVAR the more efficient and the lower the power factor (KVAR) the less effectiveness and efficiency.

the first press is the date the second is the all the display cells are ok and working, third is the total used, the forth is rate 1, fifth is rate 2, sixth is kvar and the last is the time but I sit to be corrected,

is the heating and the night not the same ? and from you old heating meter you did have day time usage,

so you had 2 off E7 meters now you have one E7 meter, where do you get your reading from on your meter?, in my mind ( remember now I went to a school for the hard of thinking) all units used in the day will be at one rate and all units used at night will be another lower rate, so I don't know...

in your photo there is only one meter connected to your head, a poly phase, day/night rate

I thought you could only do one then you had to take the points, do get the choice each time to avoid the points

I did not think that was possible ( UK supply 230/400V) 400V between phases and 230 phase and earth, so the max earth fault would be 230V, unless the earth became connected to one phase and at the same time disconnected from the rod in the ground ?

even more to worry about,

for some reason I read in" plastic pipe earth clips" ??

post a photo please