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  1. N

    How to change normal circuit for lighting to a light sensitive circuit?

    I have garden lights and lights on my fence that I would like to arrange for them to switch on automatically when the sun sets for security purposes. I currently have switches for all the lights on the fence and the garden lights are huge LED appliances that are also hooked up and switched on by...
  2. X

    Does anyone know where i could get a led strip light set up that is powered by a force sensitive resistor/weight sensor?

    Ultimately for my project im making a lamp which will be powered by the weight of an object. So i want to power the whole led strip lighting solely through placing an object on the weight sensor pad. If anyone knows where i could buy a setup like this or how i could go about making it myself...
  3. F

    How to wire for "electrically sensitive" people

    Hey everyone, I believe I may be one of the crazy people who thinks they are "electrically sensitive"... I hate that I am that guy, but this is kind of where I find myself. I'm convinced that the farther from all electrical stuff I sleep, the better I sleep, and I've kind of gotten obsessed...
  4. D

    Pet Sensitive PIR

    Hi, just wondering if anyone can recommend a decent pet pir for a cat? I have installed a Texecom petwise at a property but they say the cat is setting it off at night, never had any problem with these in the past. Cheers
  5. HappyHippyDad

    Is the Steeple RCD polarity sensitive?

    Evening all. My customer has a series E consumer unit which has a 100mA MK RCD as the main switch. I am adding a socket to the socket circuit on this board so need to give it 30mA protection. I happen to have a 30mA Steeple RCD for a series E CU (I collect as many different CU's as I can)...
  6. AJshep

    Where to ask sensitive questions/advice

    As the title hopefully suggests, what do you guys and girls do when you have sensitive questions that you may like to ask the guys and girls in the trade advice and opinions on ? I'm sure there is a section but I've had trouble finding it, I'm sure it's been right under my nose. I might have a...
  7. A

    Sensitive DC clamp meter

    Hi, I have a budget AC/DC clamp meter but have found it disappointing on low current testing. The lowest range is 40A with four digit display, meaning the lowest reading is 10mA. However the spec for the meter quotes an accuracy of 5% (or something) +/- eight counts, meaning it's claimed...
  8. J

    MK/BG Polarity sensitive

    As above are rcds that fit on duel rcd boards polarity sensitive? Eg can they be installed with the busbar on ten other side?? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  9. D

    Pet sensitive wireless burglar alarm

    I need to put an alarm in my house and can't really be arsed to install a hard wired one. I have have two cats so need a pet sensitive one. Does anybody have any recommendations? If push comes to shove then I will put in a hard wired one if someone knows of one that's really good. All help...
  10. E

    Sensitive Glowworm PCBs

    I was doing an EICR a few weeks ago and turned everything off to test. When I turned everything back on (main switch first, then RCDs, then one MCB at a time) the boiler, which had been fine before, had developed a fault, which it turns out was because something had happened to the PCB when I...
  11. M

    Megger PAT3 Tester - Can it be used on IT & Sensitive Equipment

    Hope I'm in the right bit for this question Just recently acquired a Megger PAT3 Tester which will be used for 110v leads / tools etc at work Then the question came will it be able to test the office equipment - it will be ok for the kettle etc BUT will it be ok for testing the Computers...
  12. S

    IT Equipment & Other Sensitive Equipment

    Fairly new to PAT Testing. Been qualified for a while but not done any! Been asked to carry out all the PAT testing in the office of our company. Fairly mythed as to the testing of IT equipment and sensitive stuff such as monitors, printers, fax machines and the like. I am using a Fluke 6200...
  13. M

    IR testing sensitive equipment

    Been having an argument over insulation resistance testing on ballasts with an 'experienced' electrician I work with and he is saying line-earth IR tests on a circuit with ballasts will always give you dead shorts. I don't understand how this is correct surely a line to earth test wouldn't...
  14. HappyHippyDad

    PIR with long(ish) range?

    Hello all.. The customer wants his garden light to switch on the moment he walks into the garden, the sensor is around 12 meters away and it doesn't switch the light until he is half way up the garden. There is nowhere nearer I can locate the PIR. I realise screwfix/toolstation have PIR's...
  15. P

    Will a socket timer work with a light that is touch sensitive

    Hi more of a DIY question but i thought might be better answered here. My dad bought 3 digital timers for his lamps. I have programmed these to the times he wants and tested with a regular lamp with on/off switch, my question is would these timers work with a touch to turn on lamp as my...
  16. J

    Interior motion sensitive bulkhead fittings

    Hi guys, Doing a job at the moment which is basically turning an old office building into 5 Apartments.. In the communal area we are obviously going to need to install some lighting and emergency lighting. We were toying with the idea of Time lag switching or motion sensors in the ceiling, but...
  17. W

    RCD Keeps Trpping

    Dear all, The consumer unit main RCD (80A, 30mA)keeps tripping. We've noticed it when my stepson plugs in a laptop on the upstairs ring main and also randomly when nothing else is in use (eg at night) and we suspect it's the fridge freezer turning on and off. (downstairs ring main) or when...
  18. Hawk81

    Everyone has got so sensitive

    I have not been on the forum for a while, been busy and the got out of the habit. So I come back to check it out and all I see this last few days is people complaining about being offended, people reading private messages and some other forum (what is it called? I genuinely don't know). What has...
  19. Guitarist

    Less sensitive smoke alarms

    I went to price a job up today and noticed the lady had physically disconnected her 2 interlinked smoke alarms, due to them always going off. Obviously, I was concerned to see this and pointed out that not only is this dangerous, but that her insurance is probably invalid. She is a heavy...
  20. D

    HDDs and other sensitive equipment testing

    Hello everyone, I've recently been on a training course to allow me to perform II+TEE on the equipment of the company I work for. The business is partly office based, partly environmental survey based and we are pretty low risk. I would like to get some clarification from the board if...

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