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Cheers Andy, I haven't seen it happen with my own eyes yet but have been told that it happens after about 10 minutes with no other factors coming into play. Have already planned the clamp meter check for Monday along with seeing it happen myself. Newish pump so would be surprised if it is the...

Hi guys, Sorry in advance for this long winded question but I have just been asked to identify a fault on a 3 phase heating pump in a large commercial premises and would appreciate it if anyone can give me a bit of advice on where to start. The pump is rated at 15kW (on the plate) and has a...

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Personally I would take the PIR results as a snap shot of the time they were taken, so the new (differing) results would only be shown on the new certs. This could be followed up by comments if the new results have worsened and it has raised concerns.

I used one of these for quite sometime for plasterboard (if the link works!!), saves on cleaning up and the need for carrying multiple sizes...

May also be an incorrect mcb i.e. B type where a C would be better suited.

In a pub quiz the other day I lost by one point. The question was where do women mostly have curly hair? Apparently, it's Africa ! One of the other questions was to name two things commonly found in cells. It appears that Scousers and Pikeys is not the correct answer! The wife told me I was...

Thought some of you guys might like a look at the attached link, some great pics http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1295740/The-amazing-pictures-friendly-robin-happy-perch-outstretched-palm.html

My apologies, I read the initial question as "connection of residential home (posh mobiles to you and me)" and assumed lighting + power etc :coat

Minor works cert can't be used for "replacement switchgear incorporating protective devices for more than one circuit" or "modifications to more than one circuit" (main protective device?). So for me it's an EIC

Apologies if I have posted this in the wrong place but thought that the majority of site users would appreciate the heads up! For your information, please keep an eye on these cables marked 'Atlas Kablo' this includes some flexes & SWA Suspension of BASEC licence BASEC has from Monday...

Try cutting and pasting the following link into your browser, it may be of interest http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/index/your_money/employment/rights_to_pay.htm Rights to pay All employees are entitled to be paid for the work they have done. They are also entitled to be paid if they are ready...

For resistance values (R1+R2)? Unless I am missing something (very possible!) the ones at the back of the Regs are for volt drop and current carrying capacities.

Good morning Guys, Does anyone have access to a table that gives the R1+R2 value per meter of copper conductors at 70mm 70mm as per table 1A in GN3 which only goes up to 50mm? Thanks in advance for any help/ information given.

I do not do much domestic and if I am asked to test someone else's work (normally mechanical supplies) I would carry it out on a Periodic Report. Can't the boxes on the installation certificate for Design, Construction not be signed by the installer & Testing/ Inspection by the tester and...

If you are testing and issuing an installation certificate on someone else's work be very specific in the extent box on the cert otherwise you could leave yourself open for all kinds of come backs if something should go wrong as you will have signed off that the installation is compliant etc.

Hi guys, My name is Andy, time served sparky with fair few years under my belt and creaking knees to prove it! I am currently working as an Electrical Contracts Manager (Desk Jockey) on projects in London for an NICEIC registered company. Been on here for about a month now and have found the...

If your house is in a terrace and built at the same time it may be worth isolating your DB and checking with your neighbour that the socket he uses to plug in the strimmer stays on! I have seen this before on new build where the circuits from different house are crossed when they are wired i.e...

Fault/leakage current from one installation finding its way back to earth via the earthing arrangements of another installation was a know to cause problems with the old voltage operated ELCBs, but shouldn't affect modern RCDs. I think (from a distant memory!) that the cause could sometimes be...