Recent content by Wayne Phillips

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    Is the flexible cable big enough?

    Hello...I thought that c.c.c. could never be exceeded. Also, I thought that cable length only came in to play when considering voltage drop in installations. So, what you are saying is that because of the load operating for a short time and a short cable length...it isn't really an issue?? Thanks
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    Is the flexible cable big enough?

    Dear Forum.... My kettle connects to the mains via a 3-core 0.75mm^2 flexible cable that is about 75cm long. This was the cable that came with the kettle. The power rating of the kettle is from 1800-2200 Watts, which means it is drawing between 7.8 and 9.6 amps (using nominal voltage of 230V)...
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    The strange loop

    Thanks, Landrill... As long as it isn't feeding a hidden electric blanket..I won't lose any sleep...excuse pun!! Wayne
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    The strange loop

    Thanks, Steve.... This seems very sensible. I will try it out. Cheers, Wayne
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    The strange loop

    I didn't take anything apart, just removed the rose cover and observed the layout. Old English saying...read question and scenario fully. Thanks
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    The strange loop

    Dear community... I was replacing a light fitting in the kitchen so I had to open up the ceiling rose. There is a cable feeding power that comes in from another rose, the cable with the switch wires.....but there are two cables going from it. One, I assume is going to another light...
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    Is my multimeter any good?

    Dear all... I am thinking of buying a multimeter. I have seen a Vichy VC97 for sale, on e-bay for £20 new. It looks good enough, auto ranging....likened to a 'Fluke 17B' Would this be a good investment? Cheers, Wayne
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    The lights are on!!

    Thanks, Richard...I do have a copy of this and BS:7671 By the way, what are the April changes all about? Regards, Wayne
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    The lights are on!!

    Thanks, Ducksy...Do you mean BS:7671? Thanks again. Wayne
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    The lights are on!!

    Thanks, Ducksy...short and sweet. How accurate are the quoted figures for Ze? Is it best to measure by using instruments or believing the supplier? Thanks
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    Fault current.

    Dear Forum, Can anyone explain in simple language what the difference is between P.F.C. and P.S.C.C. and how is each calculated? Thanks, Wayne:dizzy2:
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    The lights are on!!

    Hello All... My name's Wayne. I'm training to be an electrician and have loads of trivial questions that I hope you guys can help me out with. Here goes with the first post: Can someone explain in lovely simple language what is the difference between P.F.C. and P.S.C.C. and how do you...

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