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ok you have made your point about the tester ,if i thought 1 could get the job done that cheap without a doubt i would get an electrician, but the price quotes i have got are nowhere near as cheap as that, more like

what you mean you don`t work live ,so you can tell if a wire is live just by looking at it ?,there is always a wise guy, i maybe a lady but i do know the basics you know, i do not go around toughing electric wires ,i only ask about the testing ,because the light fitting broke and i was left in...

are these things insulated ?if they are not safe to use why are the allowed to be sold ?and how you suppose to test wires ,i have heard so many different opinions it`s mind bending, all i want to do is to test a wire and i may get electricuted, i only bought this one because it was recommended...

the only other wires are three red wires

hi i have been given a draper vT1 two probe voltage tester, how do you use them to find the live black wire from the other two neutral black wires? and are they safe to use?

no its a globe flush light ,one part screws to the ceiling and all thats on it is a bulb holder, and the globe part just screws to to the part on the ceiling,thats why i need to fix the blue and brown wires to black ones

i have a new fitting ,but it does not have the blue and brown wires with it,surely i need these to attached the bulb holder

picture this 3 red wires twisted together.3 loose black wires ,1 brown wire connected to a little plastic connector, 1 blue wire connected to a little plastic connecter the little connecters are not conected to anyrhing they are not part of anything ,they must have broken off the other wires i...

hi my flush fit light fixture came away from the ceiling while changing a bulb ,i have a globe type cover which screws off ,and the ceiling plaster needs fixing or i need to put some sort of angor to hold the screws secure,anyway thats not what this is about, the fixture came away and brought...