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fuse rating
i've had two questions on a similator, An 800w electric iron should have a fuse rated at... I said 5 amp as 800/230 = 3.47a it said i was wrong and said the correct answer was 13a another question asked basically the same just it was a 1.5kw heater, i said 7a it said 13a. is this correct?- Thomas123
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- continuity damage equipment fuse
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Damage to service supply cable
Hi all I have a job that I'll be starting mid July. Currently the chap is digging foundation trenches for the extension. Last night I had a call from him asking if I can repair a cable he hit with a spade. It is the service supply cable, service head is PME. He has cut through the outer sheath...- Penance
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- cable damage service supply
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- Forum: Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations
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Current transformer damage
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Accident at work, who's liable?
Thoughts on this please chaps as have a meeting with my contractor tomorrow... Couple of weeks back was working in a department store with my Electrical Contractor. Now, I sub contract to him as an 'Improver', 'Mate' etc as not too au fait with Commercial & is reflected in my day rate...he then...- claret73
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- being carry contractor damage electrical work insurance work
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- Forum: Australia
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DNO and Applicable Earthing System
Hi All my first post :) So I am planing to rewire the house that this incomer is servicing. I want the DNO to come out and provide a descent earth and for them not to charge for it. You can all see there is plenty that requires improvement in the photo, but the DNO earth should be the...- AcombAndy
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- attach damage dno earth earthing really system
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- Forum: Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations
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Problems after water damage.
Looked at a job today where a burst pipe in the loft has soaked a bathroom and bedroom upstairs and most of the kitchen downstairs. Problems are now shower not working, a few lights dead, cooker dead and damp socks no doubt. I decided to go down the periodic route as there's never been one...- Amp David
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more pirs
evening all! when doing a pir, iv got a cooker switch above a cooker, now i know this doesn't come under bs7671 but under building regs, so my question is, what and how do i go about commenting on this? does it get a code?? cheers in advanced guys!- cagedanimal2010
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- cheers cooker covered damage pir under
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- Forum: Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification
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Damage to service cable...question...
Hello everyone im new to this so il apologise if this ends up in the wrong place. I have an empty BTL property which is a mid terrace and im turning the front garden to tarmac, The neighbour has warned me about damaging the electric supply cable that runs under my garden..."If" the cable does...- mr2flyer
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- damage service
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- Forum: Australia
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Water Damage
Just attended a job were the bath overflowed and the water went down in to the kitchen, kitchen had 6 spot lights, sockets and light switches, has anyone got any advise of what I should look out for??- MrsS
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- damage water
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- Forum: Australia
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Can a voltage meter damage an RCD ?
Today I used a Fluke voltage meter on a couple of 30mA ABB RCD 's to see if there was any voltage coming out it tripped out now it doesnt trip when testing on my megger MFT 1552. Could I have damaged them with the voltage tester ? Many thanks Danny- dannyboyse5
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- damage meter rcd voltage volts
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- Forum: Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification
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