Nicky Tesla Well-known member Joined Apr 30, 2008 Messages 1,652 Reaction score 11 Mar 6, 2015 #1 http://betterfamilyhome.com/15-home-installation-fails/3/
Sidewinder The Snake™ Supporting Member Joined May 6, 2010 Messages 15,375 Reaction score 401 Location UK Mar 6, 2015 #2 American term with what looks like a UK consumer unit. Looks like a Yankee site too.
Blue Duck Tonys Hero™ Supporting Member Joined Feb 10, 2010 Messages 6,987 Reaction score 119 Location Where the wild things are Mar 6, 2015 #3 Tis an american site but there is some fairly sound info. This stuff would certainly help a few of my customers :innocent Gotta love a woody with plasma burns
Tis an american site but there is some fairly sound info. This stuff would certainly help a few of my customers :innocent Gotta love a woody with plasma burns
ProDave Twatt ™ Supporting Member Joined Nov 28, 2009 Messages 14,674 Reaction score 829 Mar 6, 2015 #4 Interesting they HAVE to clip cables to a stud wall (we just have "adequately supported")
Blue Duck Tonys Hero™ Supporting Member Joined Feb 10, 2010 Messages 6,987 Reaction score 119 Location Where the wild things are Mar 6, 2015 #5 What if the cables are at ceiling height? :innocent Last edited by a moderator: Mar 6, 2015
Sidewinder The Snake™ Supporting Member Joined May 6, 2010 Messages 15,375 Reaction score 401 Location UK Mar 6, 2015 #6 The NEC is MUCH more prescriptive than BS7671 & other EU standards as I understand it. There is a presumption of conformity if the install is done to the NEC, to such an extent that it is possible that no testing is required?
The NEC is MUCH more prescriptive than BS7671 & other EU standards as I understand it. There is a presumption of conformity if the install is done to the NEC, to such an extent that it is possible that no testing is required?
kerching ©Kleenex™ Supporting Member Joined Oct 22, 2010 Messages 14,507 Reaction score 1,077 Location Home for the terminally bewildered, one step ahead Mar 6, 2015 #7 And they do not use clips they use staples Screwits in back boxes as each terminal can only have 1 wire connected No sleeving on earths Weird colours Neutral bonded to earth at first board Meters are like round sangamo time clocks...pull the meter isolates the supply Etc etc Last edited by a moderator: Mar 6, 2015
And they do not use clips they use staples Screwits in back boxes as each terminal can only have 1 wire connected No sleeving on earths Weird colours Neutral bonded to earth at first board Meters are like round sangamo time clocks...pull the meter isolates the supply Etc etc
Blue Duck Tonys Hero™ Supporting Member Joined Feb 10, 2010 Messages 6,987 Reaction score 119 Location Where the wild things are Mar 6, 2015 #8 You forgot twisted pairs