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    Interlock switch, not powering all of my breakers

    I know. But Megawatt said “ It sounds like you are just getting 120vac instead of 240vac.” Surely a Canadian (or. USA) genny would be expected to produce 120v. ?? Confirmed by the OP
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    Interlock switch, not powering all of my breakers

    He's in Canada
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    Fitting extractor grill from inside

    If you care to read the whole thread, you’ll spot that has already been pointed out. eg #15 !!
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    Can I remove switch to leave circuit permanently on?

    You can do this right now. On thd shaver switch, move the brown wire at the top to the COM terminal at the bottom. You’ll end up with three browns in that terminal. They might fit. That will make the shaver point always on. Then you can get a replacement 1G switch and move the wires across...
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    Can I remove switch to leave circuit permanently on?

    Ok. And is your plan to replace that switch with a single gang one?
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    Can I remove switch to leave circuit permanently on?

    Just a quick word. Best to take a photo of the switch wiring, before you change anything.
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    Fitting extractor grill from inside

    Brilliant, Mike. I'll save that in the "must use that next time" file!
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    What am I allowed to do

    And page 6.
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    What am I allowed to do

    And remember that some major works are notifiable these include: New circuits Replacement or new consumer units Electrical work within certain zones (Bathrooms eg) These are notifiable to the local authority, and you'll need to be a member of NICEIC, etc to make doing those sorts of works...
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    UK Shower Basin 1.7mts long

    will the FCU/outlet be more than 600mm from the edge of the shower basin?
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    UK Shower Basin 1.7mts long

    A spur is just an additional length of cable than connects to a ring final circuit. What are you hoping to put on the end of the cable? An FCU, A socket??????
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    Hi everybody, I'm Dan. :) I'm back.

    Hi Dan, welcome back! TTC
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    UK Do Regs allow power socket in an enclosed bathroom vanity unit?

    That changes things. You could (should) have an FCU in that position. A socket is not necessary.
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    UK Do Regs allow power socket in an enclosed bathroom vanity unit?

    no no Remove the socket and have the EICR re-done. PS What on earth did you want to plug in to the socket?
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    Under floor heating mat 15Amps

    Your dedicated circuit is a radial, so a connection to a radial is just part of the radial, it's often called a branch. The term "spur" is when a single cable connection is made to a ring final circuit. It's important terminology as the branch you are making from the radial does not need a...
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    Under floor heating mat 15Amps

    I do not understand your maths. The 200watts is per square metre. So the original 18sqm mat would be 3600watts. The mats the client has bought will also be exactly the same at 3600watts. In both cases you will need a separate circuit, (16amp minimum) and you need to make sure that the...
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    Do I need false ceiling to mount spotlights?

    Downlights are recessed so not suitable for a ceiling made of cement. Surface lights are the option here, but then you’ll need cables going to the light(s). Those cables would be on the surface, unless you fancy cutting chases into the cement.
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    Do I need false ceiling to mount spotlights?

    Need more information about the ceiling that you are planning to turn into a sort of swiss cheese. Can you provide more info please.
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    Sweden electric regulations - light switch

    Du behöver fråga en svensk elektriker!
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    Standard junction boxes with screw terminals

    Junction boxes with screw terminals are acceptable providing they can be accessed. As with all JBs, cables need cleating, and the box should be fixed, or fitted with adequate strain relief to prevent cables being pulled out.

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