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Outside lighting in a garden run in swa

Method I would go for is definitely Wiska boxes on unistrut, a buried joint using resin would be great but even the best quality light fittings have failures, you don't want to have to cut out the joint to replace a light fitting.
- Rocboni
- Post #19
- Aug 31, 2017
- Forum: Lighting Forum
Dewalt or Milwaukee tools

I'm also a big Milwaukee fan, all my gear is Milwaukee.
- Rocboni
- Post #13
- Aug 31, 2017
- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
Has anyone cut these before

Yep, boxes look like cast to me. They will split with a cold chisel.
- Rocboni
- Post #12
- Aug 30, 2017
- Forum: Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations
80w led e40 corn lamps

Just make sure the centre of the lampholder is the Live and the "screw" is neutral, the lamp holder wires are not always wired with brown and blue.....
- Rocboni
- Post #7
- Aug 24, 2017
- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
Recommendations for LED Floodlight for garage and garden

For the cost, you couldn't go wrong, even if they fail take them back and get a refund or credit.
- Rocboni
- Post #14
- Aug 24, 2017
- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
Recommendations for LED Floodlight for garage and garden

Get yourself into screwfix they have an end of line sale LAP Slimline LED Floodlight with PIR Black 50W - http://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-slimline-led-floodlight-with-pir-black-50w/7082p Only available in stores.
- Rocboni
- Post #11
- Aug 24, 2017
- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
NVQ level 2 is he qualified?

I really wish it was like that, we are run by a manager on behalf of the owner who is not present and I'm not sure that the manager really cares which is a bit of a shame, maybe they are talking note, but I can't see how I'll benifit from it.
- Rocboni
- Post #13
- Aug 21, 2017
- Forum: Electrical Course Trainees Only
NVQ level 2 is he qualified?

The issue I have is I am the apprentice who should be learning and he's the tradesman and is suppose to have the knowledge to teach me....
- Rocboni
- Post #10
- Aug 20, 2017
- Forum: Electrical Course Trainees Only
NVQ level 2 is he qualified?

I've tried, don't seem interested, sparks are thin on the ground ATM and this one is the only one we seem to have managed to get.
- Rocboni
- Post #8
- Aug 20, 2017
- Forum: Electrical Course Trainees Only
NVQ level 2 is he qualified?

We live in a world of litigation and I can tell help thinking I feel something happens how doesn't he prove he is competent? Surly qualification go a long way in this? I'm not talking about an spark that has been thin the trade years, he is about 30
- Rocboni
- Post #6
- Aug 20, 2017
- Forum: Electrical Course Trainees Only
NVQ level 2 is he qualified?

hi all, We recently have had an new guy start with us and I have been sent with him a few times, he does seem to know quite a bit but does make some mistakes as a 3rd year apprentice I am wondering if he is really sutable to supervise me( the other day I sent him to do a Earth loop on the bell...
- Rocboni
- Thread
- Aug 20, 2017
- electrical nvq level level 2 nvq qualified training
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- Forum: Electrical Course Trainees Only
Good drill and driver

The Milwaukee m18cpd tops this at 135Nm and top speed of 2000rpm (same as top the range dewalt That's my top trump card played.
- Rocboni
- Post #73
- Aug 14, 2017
- Forum: Electrical Tools and Products
Good drill and driver

No, unless you get the original invoice with it and pretend to be the person who bought it in the first place. It's a risk you take with second hand tools that's why they are cheaper. But if they are only a year old there not much that can go wrong, there are places that will fix them.
- Rocboni
- Post #62
- Aug 13, 2017
- Forum: Electrical Tools and Products
Good drill and driver

No, unless you get the original invoice with it and pretend to be the person who bought it in the first place. It's a risk you take with second hand tools that's why they are cheaper. But if they are only a year old there not much that can go wrong, there are places that will fix them.
- Rocboni
- Post #61
- Aug 13, 2017
- Forum: Electrical Tools and Products
Good drill and driver

What about a use s drill some good stuff on eBay like this Milwaukee M18 CPD Fuel Hammer Combi Hammer Drill Lithium 18V | eBay - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Milwaukee-M18-CPD-Fuel-Hammer-Combi-Hammer-Drill-Lithium-18V-/192255976640 Milwaukee Fuel M18 CID Impact drive and M18 CPD Hammer Drill |...
- Rocboni
- Post #57
- Aug 12, 2017
- Forum: Electrical Tools and Products
Loading bay traffic light

What are you intending on using to sense the roller door is closed, a magnetic reed switch as used on security alarm systems?
- Rocboni
- Post #5
- Aug 11, 2017
- Forum: Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations
Loading bay traffic light

Any single pole double throw relay would do that, most relays are double pole anyway. Just depends on the load, I'd go with the octal relay. So thing like this will handle 2 Amps 2903315 | Phoenix Contact DPDT DIN Rail Non-Latching Relay, 24V dc Coil, 2 A | Phoenix Contact -...
- Rocboni
- Post #2
- Aug 11, 2017
- Forum: Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations

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