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    LED dimmer problems UK

    as above i would use V-pro smart master and slave
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    Blown Switch - never had this before!

    I've seen a few like this and worse. Generally needs a replacement switch and any damaged burnt cable cut off.
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    Pricing

    £80 P/h try and aim for 5chargable hrs a day.
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    Pricing

    roughly 4k in total
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    UK Rcbo intermittently tripping

    The IR test is between live conductors and earth? neutral to the security still seems to be connected if you've only removed the fuse. I would break the circuit up and test in between sockets to find the issue.
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    looking for 12v emergency led driver.

    As per pic currently.
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    looking for 12v emergency led driver.

    The signs are not in the same location as the 240v supply just a single insulated to the fittings. The fittings themselves are quite fancy/expensive.
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    looking for 12v emergency led driver.

    Evening all, I've recently done some emergency lighting testing at an office and several of the sign lights are in need of repairs. One of the lights in particular is a 12v 3W LED strip. I've tried to source a driver and battery backup box directly from the manufacturer but the price is a...
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    Is it possible to put a 16mm swa on a 40a mcb protected by an rcd

    It's possible
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    Hdmi over cat5’s

    Cheers guys will get the ethernet to hdmi adapters but surely it works in the same way? At the end of the day you've only got 16 cores with 2 cat5s. The ethernet to hdmi must use the same cores to corrospond to the hdmi outlet?
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    Hdmi over cat5’s

    Afternoon all, wondering if anyone has used this product before - https://cpc.farnell.com/clever-little-box/clb50-hdmi-t/conec2-screwless-hdmi-50mm/dp/AV24303 Ive wired hdmi points using 2x cat5e and the wiring diagram isnt much help. Any thoughts other than replacing for a plugin converter
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    Looking for contactor that fits in single box

    1more ufh mat elsewhere, gunna be split into two circuits but pretty sure the thermos been damaged/overworked:
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    Looking for contactor that fits in single box

    32amp ring Supplying two Spurs
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    Looking for contactor that fits in single box

    I would agree with you but it’s never good to be running it at 100% 24/7 There is also the potential although unlikely to go upto 16.36amp Thermostat is currently tripping rcbo if trying to run both mats
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    Looking for contactor that fits in single box

    Yep, that would work fine but I would prefer not to put 16amps+ threw the thermostat
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    Looking for contactor that fits in single box

    Afternoon all, As title suggests I’m not sure if such a product exists but I’m looking for a 20amp contactor that is mounted into a single box/patress Reason being another sparks has wired 2 ufh mats 1800w each onto a single spur (14-16amp)
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    Garden lights best in "3 Plate" or at switch

    this sounds like an addition to an existing property, surely you would be better with a wireless option? Save on the damage.
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    WAGO connectors..........

    Buy some connector blocks and write wago on the side
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    Lost for words.........

    Hmmmm so c3

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