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Cheers for this advice, Dave. I've got rid of anything published by (Rotten) Apple Inc., and my machine (Win7Ult) has massively improved in performance!

If I've broken the rules, I'll gracefully suffer the consequences.

If I'm not infringing on any TEF rules/regs, I don't care.

Seeing as it is freely available after a three second google search, here it is for Bronze members! :slap...

More like Nikola Tesla, sounds like one of his energy transfer experiments :slap

Piratebay is your friend here. I haven't paid for Mickey Mouse operating systems since I got XP with a computer. I've had no trouble with W7 Ultimate since it came out.

And everyone wonders why they think the Electrical industry is fooked! :slap

Thing with old cars I found (70s/80s onwards), they'd fail on bodywork, expense to get repaired, unless you were handy with welding gear.  Everything else, you could fix yourself. It seems to be the other way around nowadays.

How's her head?

Of course not, our Neil is Little Billy Goat Gruff :slap

Get one of these instead :-)

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This 600mm 'rule' is people taking the regs (544.1.2) too literally, note the keyword - practicable! The before any branches make sense and near to the meter.  I reckon the 600mm thing just loosely defines a 'standard' location for the connection, so it can be readily locateable.

'Pulling his chain', surely?! :-)

Well, if the NICEIC say it's 'C', then it's 'C'! :-)

That was my thinking too. I was leaning towards IM C as well, but with the cable resting on an insulating surface, it didn't seem right. Just for the record, this is not my installation, it's a question that got me thinking. :-) It's a 9kW shower, wired in 6mm, clipped direct, with part of...

What IM would you say for flat T&E laying on top of insulation and open to the air?  Cheers.

0.35, 0.8 for a 100A supply, are defined in 'Engineering Recommendation P23', not necessarily maximum values allowed.

Have you now got other lights not working since it fell down? That might confirm the 2nd T&E is the loop out.

Now you're contradicting yourself!