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    10.5kw shower wired in 10mm twin n earth on a 40A breaker a problem

    Haha. Hi m8, hope u r well
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    10.5kw shower wired in 10mm twin n earth on a 40A breaker a problem

    I can only assume that he was referring to the 5s disconnection time, at the time.
  3. Guitarist

    10.5kw shower wired in 10mm twin n earth on a 40A breaker a problem

    I'm still here Tel... Just not very often. I see that I have no titles any longer though, which is fair enough :)
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    ok can anyone tell me how this is allowed ?

    Based on ... ;)
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    ok can anyone tell me how this is allowed ?

    I'm assuming that the OP is going to deal with that part...
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    Is this a bit of a stitch-up

    I often hear these types of conversations in the local Screwfix, and have to keep saying to myself "just keep out of it...."
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    ok can anyone tell me how this is allowed ?

    Nail on the head.... Even a locked cupboard doesn't alter the location. Glad to hear that it's being moved :)
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    Is this a bit of a stitch-up

    You either trust the opinion of this electrician, or you don't. If you don't, then get a few other quotes.
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    Have a major problem

    I have done, and do on occasions, but I find it's easier to keep the chase as shallow as possible with the washer method.
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    Have a major problem

    Metal capping should be banned in my opinion. PVC oval conduit fixed with screws and penny washers.
  11. Guitarist

    Backbox earth points

    Shove em all into a wago and take one lead to box. That way, at least you know that they're all secure before testing.
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    Bonding of conduit in kitchen floor

    I asked a similar question of Elecsa a couple of years ago regarding T&E running through a backbox to identify a drop, before going through a wall. They told me that as long as the T&E is continuous, then the backbox does not need to be earthed, as the cable is insulated and sheathed.
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    Earth bond clamp for oil pipe

    I've never had an issue getting standard earth clamps to fit a 10mm oil pipe.
  14. Guitarist

    Apparently electricians are earning over 150k a year!!

    Apparently some contract firms are charging £3k per week for their electricians on certain high level projects. Multiply this by 52 (as we all work 52 weeks per year) and you get "electricians earn £156k per year". Must be great to live in a world where logic is so simple.
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    Suggestions for best way to wire underground supply please

    I've just done the exact same job, except from a detached garage on an old property. Gas central heating, so used 16mm 3-core swa with a 60amp switch fuse.

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