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I think I'll put my money on no RCDs and the British Gas man coming around and wanting more work, cause as we all know if you've got a BG badge you can do anything :_| X(

farce? sorry always struggling to guess whats under those stars! Blushing

I assume you mean a free standing cooker/range, I doubt there is any reg covering this only common sense, I'd say minimum 300mm unit between the two but some kitchens you can't fit everything in like that. If it's the only place it can go, put the drainer side nearest to the cooker, at least...

The first thing i'd do is ask, what happened just before the MCB tripped? Lamp Blew, putting up my new light of course that relies on the circuit working originally and the customer being truthful like DD says have you tested all switch lives?

Sorry for being slow but can you explain what a torrent site is? ?:| Blushing

Sorry about that, I hadn't registered, it's doing the same for me now :_|

I've just had a quick look around and found this ECA Risk Assessment Form I'm not registered with voltimum but I think it's a free download, HTH Taz

Elecsa sent me through a risk assessment form in my pack, I copied it to the comp and am using that ;) My bloke just made sure I was aware that it was important to be checking any dangers and making customers aware of any probs, I'll send you a copy if you want, just PM your e-mail, I have...

Congrats Robbo, it doesn't sound like they differ too much, except NICEIC of course who from the sounds of it have their own rules, have a Guiness Drink on KME Applaud Smiley

Just need a recommendation about some outside lighting from you guys and gals, I've been searching for a couple of recessed drive lights to light up the frontage of a triple garage, lights are positioned between doors. They would also like some to light up the front of the house, these will...

I bought the Samsung L210 a few months ago for the Mrs, nice piece of kit, 10.2 Mpixels nice big screen and easy to use, for just over

As Apache seems to have not linked already, http://www.talk.electricianforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2100 Or if your looking for real time prices this will give you an idea http://demolitionscrapmetalnews.com/?page_id=309 More than halved in price in the last three months:_|, just following...

Like everyone else says, for me it depends if it was a "work day" or if they dragged me away from my kids/footie/rugby/dancing (delete as applicable) oh and of course area your working

I've just done my assessment with Elecsa and it really was nothing to worry about. As long as you know your 17th and Part P stuff. The fact that you test on a regular basis should mean it's a doddle for you. Remember they want your money so it's a benefit for both of you to pass. My bloke was...

Hi there, and I'd hate to tell ya but, if you don't keep posting another message will appear saying, "What have I done? Don't you love me no more?" :x Come on keep chatting, you know you wanna, and they don't bite, unless you mention Exporting PME's :o

I've got a pair of these:- http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=14134 I find them useful, but for the outer sheath, I'm like DD and score it with a stanley and use the earth (ssssshhhh don't tell anyone though, I was always taught not to)

33.333v Would be same as ratio of 6:1 Divide 200 by 6 to get secondary voltage Taz

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I have to say I'd agree with 13 amps per socket outlet (be it single or double). That's what I understand from the catalogue http://www.electrika.com/products/m/MAN-2005/pdfcat/ashley-07-6-5.pdf Just my opinion of course, Taz