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The controller is called a gsm-auto and you can see it at Access control systems | Gate safety edge | Radio Gate & Roller shutter remote control

Thanks noz - will have a look at the site. Thanks barx - think i understand. So if i`m not sure if the controller/relay is bounce free, would it hurt to put the supressor in just in case/

I`ve recently quoted for a job which involves replacing 2 old wylex re-wirable consumer units , 1 for normal circuits and one for night storage heaters. The existing cu`s are recessed into the wall behind the front door, so I planned to use new flush mounted cu`s (MK 6512/6508 as customer has...

tried a tandem paraglide in new zealand last year and loved it. I would like to try some more.

Sounds interesting Dave, but can you explain to someone who knows nothing about facebook - how to register your business profile?

Thanks for all the replys. Yes there are several low energy bulbs, including the one in question, and they are probably cheapos. She says they only last a couple of months. I`ll tell her to invest in good ones. Thanks all for putting my mind at rest John

tested L - N Lee, and the minus was irrelevant.

hello all - hope someone canhelp me. A customer asked me about her landing light , as the bulbs don`t last long. It`s a normal 2 way circuit with 1 switch on the landing and one downstairs in the hallway. The circuit has a feed into the cieling rose, a 2 core wire to the 2 way switch, and a 3...

yep, I`ve applied for tickets. Never been before so hope it`s useful.

a cluless and unreasonable customer? now that would be a first!

about two years ago I decided to get registered so I could do my own wiring for showers etc. I went to the place you`re asking about - Tradeskills4u. I did my 17th, and the 2392 testing there. and was very happy with the standard of training. It was hard work, but a good atmosphere, and I`m...

what`s a DPC? (yes, I know us plumbers are a bit slow )

I`m sure it wont be as grand as your shed, admin!

just a few pics of my construction project that i`m working on in my spare time. Old leaky car port being converted into a garage/store/office - that was the original plan untill er indoors decided she wants room for washer and drier and sink and toilet etc etc. I`ll be lucky to get any space...

No phone call, but I lived there for 5 years back in the 90`s, working on big desert irrigation projects. Really enjoyed it. But beware, there were also some really dodgy employers out there. I don`t know what happens now, but back then, the employer held your passport, and organised exit...

Thanks for the input. My instinct is to keep them all seperate, and it seems you agree. If the trench was just used for the electric supply, would you use ducting, or just bury the swa at the correct depth?

Hello all. I` ve been asked to take over an unfinished job, and need some advice. The homeowners are having a single storey kitchen extension built. It`s half finished, and some of the wall has had to be removed, as the builders ( Billy the Kid and Jesse James ) got the cavity wrong, as well...

yep, varifocals work very well. The first few days feel very strange, but stick with them and eventually you get used to moving your head to focus. i`ve had them for several years and have no problem at work, and I certainly havn`t noticed any out of focus at 1 metre!

us poor plumbers can`t afford the expensive kit like you lot! I have had a 240v wickes professional sds for several years, and use it for 117mm cores for waste pipe, and for chases. Never lets me down, but does get quite hot sometimes.

thanks everyone, the concensus seems to be test and issue an MWC. Sounds good to me - still learning so thanks for taking the time to advise. John