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Threads freezing/adverts
I'm having trouble using Chrome on my Android phone. Most of the threads seem to freeze as I scroll through them. I end up having to hit "back" and then reopen the thread to be able to continue reading it. I'm think it might be the large number of adverts loading as I scroll downwards.- ImpededLoop
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- Forum: Need help with ElectriciansForums.net?
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What kind of work do you do?
I'm not sure if this has been asked before, but I wondered what kind of electrical work everyone does? For me I'm self employed for 2 days a week and employed for the other 3. For both jobs I work in the further/higher education sector installing and maintaining most things electrical. The 3...- ImpededLoop
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- electrical work work
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- Forum: Electrician Talk
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Obsolete Timeguard PIR
A potential customer has an external light control system originally manufactured by Timeguard. There's a controller in the loft space which has a 2 core cable to each PIR which seems to be a bus wire. The PIR's are now failing, part number: SL099. I've found them on Google but they are...- ImpededLoop
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- pir timeguard
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- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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Letter in Professional Electrician Magazine
Read a letter about the failings of Part P in Professional Electrician magazine today. It was written by a "Pete" who uses an electrical forum and has over 50 years experience.... I wonder if it's who I think it is??? Anyway, a very well written letter, thank you Pete! :)- ImpededLoop
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- electrician letter magazine professional
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- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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Odd LED floodlight problem
A couple of months ago I installed two LED floodlights. One is 10W, the other is 30W. They are both connected to the same PIR and each light is no more than 400mm from the PIR. Everything works when installed, but within a few days the 10W floodlight stops working. I've replaced it four times...- ImpededLoop
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- floodlight led problem
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- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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DADE
Well I thought I had all the tools and gadgets going! I bought a dust and debris eliminator (DADE) this week and I'm really impressed. It's used for catching the dust from drilling downlighters. Probably the simplest tool I own, but definitely one of the best (perhaps after my wire coat...- ImpededLoop
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- products using years
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- Forum: Electrical Tools and Products
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LFB new concerns
Now that plastic consumer units have been dealt with, London Fire Brigade have new concerns: BBC News - Fifty Shades of Grey 999 call spike expected by London Fire Brigade- ImpededLoop
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- Forum: Electrician Talk
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