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  1. grumpyjohn01

    Temporary charging point

    yep not shuttered, but an easily justified departure as interlocking is just as safe / possibly safer
  2. grumpyjohn01

    Temporary charging point

    yes some people interpret the regs that anything other than a 13a BS1363 socket is 'not allowed' in a domestic environment, not sure I fully agree. I would decide it on a case by case basis depending on use , I have seen plenty of 'commando' type sockets in domestic garages that were entirely...
  3. grumpyjohn01

    Temporary charging point

    Installed the circuit in singles and conduit to existing trunking as described above and the customer came and fixed the unit to the wall and plugged it in as shown . Paid the bill and I've heard nothing since so presumably nobody died yet or caught fire!!
  4. grumpyjohn01

    Easee one EVCP has a type B RCD fitted in it.....

    I fed a separate enclosure with the type B in it, surface in singles / conduit from an mcb in the CU for an ASHP.
  5. grumpyjohn01

    Update & follow up question!

    this sounds like a reasonable idea , must admit I have never used one before so I'll look into it, Thanks couldn't find a suitable one or I would have done, anyway too late now have bought the quality Chint gear!
  6. grumpyjohn01

    Update & follow up question!

    Can anyone link a diagram of single phase reversing contactor arrangement with overload, I can't find one anywhere and as you can see am struggling to work it out!
  7. grumpyjohn01

    Update & follow up question!

    so my arrangement with the 1 L wire not passing through the overload(s) won't work you reckon?
  8. grumpyjohn01

    Update & follow up question!

    Tha Thanks for this. I am aware of the 'looping back' practice and have also used a standalone overload relay before however in this case I'm not sure it would help unless I put it upstream of the contactors. I'll explain. The new contactor arrangement is shown in the photo and the diagram...
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    Update & follow up question!

    Hi again all, Thanks for all the contributions to this thread, just thought I'd post an update and another question! I have not been able to give much attention to this but finally managed to visit the site and carry out some testing which revealed a straightforward solution - the nomenclature...
  12. grumpyjohn01

    Update & follow up question!

    Just bumping a thread I started back along to get some views!! https://www.electriciansforums.net/threads/motor-configuration.219378/ and reposting below the text from my recent update, and a question.. Thanks!!
  13. grumpyjohn01

    Motor configuration

    Hi again all, Thanks for all the contributions to this thread, just thought I'd post an update and another question! I have not been able to give much attention to this but finally managed to visit the site and carry out some testing which revealed a straightforward solution - the nomenclature...
  14. grumpyjohn01

    NAPIT Certification Scheme NAPIT Course which permits domestic sign off only?

    no idea why its in French.. the post isn't...
  15. grumpyjohn01

    NAPIT Certification Scheme NAPIT Course which permits domestic sign off only?

    https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1161326549364516&set=a.558070299690147 just saw this post if its of any interest
  16. grumpyjohn01

    Crabtree no more?

    Indeed, it would be nice if another manufacturer did that for the rest of the 'Capital' range as 90% of the older housing stock in my area is Crabtree equipped and its tricky to find another basic range that looks quite right in older cottage or farmhouse type properties, it would be nice though...
  17. grumpyjohn01

    Crabtree no more?

    oh yes..haven't seen them before, looks remarkably similar!!
  18. grumpyjohn01

    Crabtree no more?

    Agree that the shower switches are far and away the best, I will probably get a few in before stock disappears, don't fit many tbh but will be a shame not to have them available.
  19. grumpyjohn01

    running capacitor size

    My experience although not extensive is that capacitors in this application fail for a passtime...
  20. grumpyjohn01

    Wago stopping sales of all their "grey " boxes

    I was wondering if it wasn't something along those lines..Toolstation still showing plenty of stock

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