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  1. J

    Do DIN blocks need to be coloured?

    There is a significant price difference between the standard grey wago topjob DIN connector blocks and the blue and green. Is there any reg prohibiting me from using all grey blocks for L, N and E given the cables entering them will be clearly identified?
  2. A

    Sourcing BS88 Fuse Blocks

    I'm looking for fuse blocks/holders for some BS88 (actually BS88-4 I think) fuses from Eaton - models 50FE and 20CT. I just need a way to mount these in an electrical panel I'm building. I can find a few scant results for fuse blocks for other types of BS88 fuses, but never ones that fit these...
  3. J

    Is the 2 cables in the connector blocks the thermal OL

  4. J

    Din rail terminal blocks for data/telco cables

    Anyone know if you can get din rail terminal blocks for joining data/telco cables?
  5. J

    Insulation tape on connector blocks

    Is it necessary to cover the connector block in insulation tape when live connections have been made into a connector block?
  6. T

    Din Rail Terminal Blocks

    Hi all, I'm looking to shift the wiring of an exceptionally awkwardly placed old fuse board to a shiny new 18th ed compliant board a few metres away. As all the wiring will still have to come to the new board from the old location, literally at the back of a 2m deep cupboard and directly under...
  7. D

    Do I need a JB here? Will terminal blocks do?

    Long story short - I'm moving a light fitting. Previously it was a pendant with the loop-in in it, this new light fitting doesn't have enough blocks inside (common scenario it seems), plus I'm moving it about a foot. So I need to take care of the loop-in before coming off it to the light...
  8. Steve93

    Do you HAVE to fix Henley blocks to a wall?

    Is there a regulation as such for a Henley block to be fixed to the wall?
  9. Zerax

    Fitting back box to crumbly blocks

    I had one of those horrible walls the other day... just a couple of back boxes to sink in but behind the plaster was like a nasty course textured block that just fell apart. No fixings were possible... even knocking a little wooden wedge in behind to give something to screw to didn't work...
  10. Dan

    New Sidebar Blocks - Help you get around the forum quicker

    I'm still working on making the User Interface helpful for newbies and regulars. Each will see different content. I'll customise this more so that trainees see threads from mentors, USA members see fellow USA members threads etc. I keep chipping away at this because its tedious coding work and...
  11. loplug

    Hempcrete Blocks.....

    Does any one have any experience of working with these? about to start a job made from Hempcrete Blocks and wondering if any one has worked with this material before, its a new one to me any advice on fixings would be fantastic. Otherwise it will be a case of suck it and see on site.
  12. Spoon

    Minecraft blocks used to make virtual Atari 2600 console

    I think this is cool but then again I'm a big Minecraft fan.... Minecraft blocks used to make virtual Atari 2600 console - BBC News - http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-38252232
  13. L

    AutoCAD

    Hi there, I've been trying to get my head around AutoCAD for a while now and I'm trying to produce a full template that has all the blocks and title pages needed for an electrical installations. I've now got all the blocks I need but I'm having problems setting up the dynamic blocks. Does...
  14. J

    Isolating electrical sockets in preparation for removal of plaster for damp work

    Hi, I am having internal damp work done and have been asked been asked by the contractor to prepare by isolating the electrical wall sockets and removing the faceplates and sockets. I have 3 double, surface mounted sockets to isolate. There is a short section of trunking from the floor boards...
  15. T

    Earth Blocks and Bonding cable underneath kitchen concrete floor

    Hi couple of questions, in the middle of doing a CU change, was thinking to run Bonding cable under kitchen floor to CU, As its a earth cable does it require any protection such as metal conduit ? was going to chase on concrete floor about 3 meters. And doing earth connections next to CU i have...
  16. S

    Connector blocks in DBs

    I've heard it said many times that connector blocks are not allowed to extend cables inside DBs and whilst I agree it's not good practice, I've never found a regulation that specifically prohibits the use of connectors blocks. Does anyone know of a regulation number regarding this?
  17. the pict

    Thermalite Blocks

    In all my years at the trade I have seldom encountered the above, However I have a bedroom to a home office conversion with the added additional sockets, so I assume I need to use conduit, as I imagine clipping to the stuff is out, I would welcome any hints and tips from those who have worked...
  18. T

    Lighting/flourecent connector blocks opinion

    Hi everyone, I hope all is well Today I was installing some new IP65 Non-corosive twin flourecents. They where in exchange for similar lights. The wiring was done (or at least added too) by some DIY know it all. While I was installing one of the lights I had to make adjustments to the...
  19. J

    Chock blocks for test

    I am doing a complete rewire, I'm not part P scheme registered, so having building control inspect for me. I'm about to call them in to check my first fix, so I've chock blocked everything out for the insulation test & R1+R2 tests. I'll test it all myself & they can have the results & check them...
  20. R

    is this ok? 3 terminal jb with 2 term blocks inside for lights

    found this under floorboards, i understand how it works but don know if its ok/standard practice or a giant bodge to skimp on 2 jb's! (ive tried google but anything you search for with light wiring always seems to brings up 2 way switching!) bottom left is circuit out to next lighting jb...

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