Recent content by murray2707

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    Safe Isolation

    Still got my trusty martindale and proving unit I've had since I was a 1st year apprentice in 2006. Can't go wrong, neons are either on or off
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    Installing electric Hob in mobile home with 40A intake

    Neff do a 13A induction hob now and I'm sure other manufacturers probably do now aswell, if they haven't bought the unit already it might be something worth looking into to save all this hassle
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    lathe and plaster and downlights!!!

    Had this before with tougher plaster than normal, was almost like a concrete skim. used the holesaw to mark the circle then used a 6mm drill to make a series of holes right round the circle then followed through with the holesaw
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    CU with a Left Hand Main Switch

    Call me stupid if you want, can you not just get a "normal" right hand main switch unit, slide the main switch along the busbar to the left, swap over the L&N, then go all rcbo? Would maybe increase your chances of finding the right height of unit to fit in the space?
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    Downlights

    2x 1.5 t&e in and out of ansell Icage works fine for me, if you have a joint with feeds etc then it's a hager501
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    Radial circuit and the use of spurs

    Where do you get the 33m limit from?
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    Clicky dimmer

    I have used deta led dimmers which had a click to them like you describe. Worth a try looking at their 250/400w versions?
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    hager

    Rounded corners are a slightly different shape on the mk faceplate to that of the hager switch I think
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    Split concentric submains

    I feel an armour is easier to make a tidy job of termination and looks neater inside a board. Split concentric is a fair bit cheaper per m though?
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    Pump wiring help

    Would using a 3 channel time clock or individual timeclocks then wiring three separate sort of "systems" help. the other valves won't operate if they don't have their "on" switch wire from the time clock and so having the oranges linked up wouldn't make a difference as the pumps will not be...
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    AM2 Lighting

    How about feed and neutral into first switch, switch and neutral back to light from first switch. Then just a 3core t&e from first switch, with com joint through in intermediate switch to your last switch.
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    Which SDS chuck...?

    At my old work we were always given these makita ones, still got a few of them now and have lasted well. Also cheaper than the Bosch one linked above http://www.toolstop.co.uk/makita-p-33788-sds-plus-keyless-adapter-chuck-p11145
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    Valve cable

    Try and get the valve flex pulled to somewhere accessible and into a joint box then come from that with your 5/6core flex or use 2x a 3/4core and remember what core is used for what. Always a pain when the valves and stats are spread around the house
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    Best true retrofit GU10 LED lamp

    Have used many including the Philips master and a cheaper loxa one both seemed pretty good and dimmed well with the right dimmer. Obviously a big difference in price but you get what you pay for I guess
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    LED wall light??

    Try asking your wholesaler for something from companies they deal with- perhaps ansell, enluce etc. surely they would have something?

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