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    415v to 110v transformer

    I had no issues regarding the outputs, it was more the incoming side I was getting in a fluff about. Thanks for the replies guys ??
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    415v to 110v transformer

    I'm ready for the abuse but I think I'm having a brain fart.... I'm fabricating a small centrifuge oil panel, all materials are here for me, it's my first foray into panel building and there isn't anyone to ask really, without getting a faceful of abuse. So they've supplied me a 415v to 110v...
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    Change of job?

    Cheers mate, it came as quite a shock to be honest. Bricking it for the 2391-52 though. ??
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    Change of job?

    Thanks for all your replies guys. A little update... I ended up deciding to hand my notice in and upon doing this, I was offered my 2391-52 course and with a view of training me up as future QS.... And reassured me it will be local work for me. So retracted my notice.... Thanks again guys.
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    Change of job?

    Hi guys, so for the past 2 years I've been working for a firm which I thought were predominantly industrial ended up being the occasional industrial job, it's mainly been commercial maintenance tbh, and a lot of lay down time sat around. But I've gained my CompEx and had a couple of decent jobs...
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    Flex to LCMs

    Hi guys, I'm currently on a job where we are changing a ---- load of old t5 panel lights over to LED, in ceiling grids. Now all these are wired to central LCMs or the occasional Klik and the flexs are no more than 5m. I feel like I should be throwing a few metal cable ties here there and...
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    Unicourse.org

    Hi guys, contemplating doing the HNC with Unicourse.org, has anyone done this before and are they a reliable, legitimate provider? Thanks
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    Tool bag/pouch/ belt options?

    Thanks man, those electricians pouches look like they could do the job.
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    Tool bag/pouch/ belt options?

    Hi guys, I’m currently doing quite a bit of work on a large boiler park, up and down to the gantrys quite often. What are people using to transport tools up and down with them? I’m sick of using a rope and pulley to lift my tool bag etc up. Thanks
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    1.5mm coming from a 20a isolator

    Well I think it is acceptable, it can take a round 24 amps with it being on tray and clipped in places, the total load probably won’t be m0re than 10amps and I’d say at a rough estimate theres about 25m of swa, so no issue on length of run.
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    1.5mm coming from a 20a isolator

    Single
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    1.5mm coming from a 20a isolator

    There’s a 1kw heater and 2 led lights not sure what wattage they are but they’re not huge just in a little store.
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    1.5mm coming from a 20a isolator

    What is people’s opinion on 2.5mm swa entering a rotary isolator and a 1.5mm swa leaving on a 20a mcb? Having a bit of a discussion with a colleague.
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    CompEx Course this week, any tips?

    Much appreciated, thank you very much.
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    CompEx Course this week, any tips?

    Hi guys, I’m doing my CompEx this week and in all honesty I’m bricking it. I have literally zero experience or knowledge regarding it. Any tips? Please and thank you.

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