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Old school I know, but flex for fixed wiring? tut tut
D oes the customer have to provide feed for their horses, rewires in flex, what is this trade coming to? I for one am out of this conversation.
Old school I know, but flex for fixed wiring? tut tut
Pete, you might find this hard to believe but as you know I have been involved in rewires of the prestigious overseas buildings you used to frequent. These as you know are designed in the UK and installed to UK spec. Within the last 5 years the trend has changed and we have been forced to used flex for all of the fixed wiring in some of these properties. I think it's down to the individual designer as it's not a blanket thing across all properties.
And here is the finished article... I like these lights, they look nice and work well. I did it in three core and earth 1mm in the end, fitted an IP66 switch to override on the outside too just the other side of the drain pipe.
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I need to see pictures Tom... WE NEED PROOF.... I reckon you just used up some of your 0.75mm!
Nope, not plagiarized.Now if there is no plagiarism in the above.....
The old MCB's that were around when I was an apprentice used to have a separate heating coil that ran in proximity to the bi-metal bar, nowadays they use a bi-metal strip that self heats according to the current flow through it.Where is the heater, presumably adjacent to the bimetal strip... Cheers fella.
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