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The gunge looks like it could be some sort of conformal coating.

The most likely fault is the headphone socket itself. Try spraying some switch cleaner into it.

I knew there was something i liked about him.

Your car will most definitely have smart charging.

I haven't had any problems with Collingwood, been using them for a quite a while. Have 10 of them on a horse arena open to the elements, previous ones tried didn't last much longer than a year.

Modern ecus can be damaged by jump-starting. When you change for a new battery, leave it completely disconnected for a while before replacing with the new one. Also make sure the ignition is off etc.

Yes it's fine.

Yes, but the OP is on about putting one outside. Your post #4 suggested that an MCB would be fine.

If this is a socket which is outside, then it should be RCD protected.

That was in relation to #40

Then there are also the metal light fittings with a choc block enclosure deemed to be class 2

The remark was to the statement "Class II protection should not be used in a dwelling", I was being a bit Facetious.

There is also : 6. It should be noted that the protective measure double or reinforced insulation is only applicable to electrical installations or circuits therein that are under effective supervision in normal use to ensure that no change is made that would impair the effectiveness of the...

Are they going in any sort of enclosure.

Wife has gone mad since the news of she can't use her hairdryer.

A contactor that uses a lower voltage to switch. You would need to add a power supply, but cost is minimal.

Does that mean i have to throw out all my chargers, food mixer etc in the bin ?

Can you access under the floor

Maximum lamp load for that device is 500 W.

If the OP could post a pic of the board, it would be helpful.