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    recessed patio lighting

    Yeah thats what i mean, most kits use a 3m flylead give or take, i think from measuring my design i can put an inspection pit (the one where patio slabs can be inserted into the lid) in the centre of my arrangement where i can then house the transformers in an ip adaptable box fed from a swa...
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    recessed patio lighting

    Would it be swa->jb->flylead to light? if so then how can the flylead be protected from detioration once under the patio?
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    recessed patio lighting

    Appreciate this is nearly a year old but rather than create a new thread ill bump this one up. What would be the best way to install these style of lights? As in cabling wise, an swa between the units wont work very well from what i imagine, conduit as per previous posts wont work so what else...
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    Sub main earthing arrangement

    Right thanks for your help lee, i really couldnt decide so glad i did create the topic. much apprectiated.
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    Sub main earthing arrangement

    Oh ok so you reacon the second example if thats the case, 3rd core->earth bar inside sub main->met
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    Sub main earthing arrangement

    Wylex like this crap photo lol
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    Sub main earthing arrangement

    Just after a little guidance on a sub main install as ive never installed one. my only "issue"' is how to install the earthing as in good wroking practice. rough plan being meter tails->sub main->3core swa->consumer unit. I plan to use the 3rd core as my earth (armour will be earthed too but im...
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    Haes Eclipse fire panel fault

    I was on about the s65 mate, rather than put both cables under the same screw terminal, they put one in the spare, then the other where the pcb is terminated so when the head is clicked on it crushes the insulation. Hard to decribe
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    Haes Eclipse fire panel fault

    Ive found that with most zone faults ive cleared on sav wire, its nearly always bad wiring into the base, as the savwire pcb takes up a lot of room. Worse case you will have to link out a sav wire base one at a time but get this in written agreement with customer.
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    Go on then, shoot me down

    In fact, ignore me as ive found the answer in another thread. Ill opt for the c&g
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    Go on then, shoot me down

    Thankyou all for your replies, much appreciated. i will get straight on the books ordering mine must be a good 2years out of date now. And yes i plan to take the course in the new year, the xmas break sounds an ideal time to get in the revision. not sure i follow your last comment stantheman...
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    Go on then, shoot me down

    Thanks for the replies all, so both it is, funnily enough after i wrote this post i immediately found another website that explained the difference between the 2394/5 a bit more clearer haha Finally is this going to be a very tough qual to pass? I didnt struggle too bad to complete the level...
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    Go on then, shoot me down

    Just joined up, but been quite a stalker in the background :-P Been working in the fire alarm industry for around 8 years now, i completed my 2330 lvl 2 and 3 (and 17th) around 2 years ago, and since then havent done much electrical work, done a lot of fault finding on 3ph smoke vent systems...

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