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[pirate]

Talking to yourself again, Pete? LOL!
but I agree with what you say

 

[Strima]

Car horns so will more than likely be 12 volt DC.

 

[static zap]

Assumption is the root of all evils Pete

I would Assume that is true ,but it makes an " --- out-of U -and- Me 2 "

 

[Old Tiler 43192]

Obviously been charging too much if he can afford to be on the golf course and it's only Monday.....

 

[Old Tiler 43192]

Obviously been charging too much if he can afford to be on the golf course and it's only Monday.....

 

[pirate]

Charging too much? OK, Plugged in all night, fully charged!
But I take your point...

 

[Old Tiler 43192]

EICR at a large country house with barns and stables. as soon as MFT plugged into a stable socket it showed reversed polarity. Found this at the stable CU, been like that since it was installed in 2007.

 

[FatAlan]

Never assume anything. Customer has 32A MCB tripping off a submain CU in their annex. They tell me it’s on the socket circuit. Switch the power on when I arrive and stood talking but back door. Loud pop coming from garden. Only circuit out there is to a double socket in greenhouse. Find loose termination and think job done. Power back on.. pop. Narrowed down to flower bed between house and greenhouse. Unprotected T&E coming away from house under raised path then into plastic duct! Say no more. Then waste an hour trying to locate spur off RFC so it can be isolated. Finally check CU and establish it’s on its own circuit ( no labels on old MEM board) and nothing to do with RFC running sockets in annex as told by customer.

 

[Darkwood]

It's a lesson learned, always assume the customer is not the best source of info past the fact the breaker/rcd trips, saved many an hour in my life ignoring most of what they think themselves, it's how they answer your questions that matters.

 

[FatAlan]

It's a lesson learned, always assume the customer is not the best source of info past the fact the breaker/rcd trips, saved many an hour in my life ignoring most of what they think themselves, it's how they answer your questions that matters.

I find it amazing the number of CU’s that have not circuit labels on them despite having nice stickers on the front to put the details on.

 

[Marcus Vaughan]

How many things can see wrong in one picture?

 

[telectrix]

How many things can see wrong in one picture?

be quicker to list things that are right..hmmmmmm ..... clean plasterboard.

 

[Dustydazzler]

Standard domestic . see the like 50 times a year..

 

[Marcus Vaughan]

Standard domestic . see the like 50 times a year..

Wouldn’t mind but it’s in the loft of a house my wife has just purchased. The extractor fan with no outlet under hidden under the insulation was a bit naughty, and yes that’s a 10mm cable going through a 30amp jb for the shower.

Grrrrr.

 

[DPG]

It all looks quite clean and recent as well.

 

[Marcus Vaughan]

?! Who knows. It’s a bit strange because it looks like someone has grabbed a 4mm earth from somewhere when they could have the CPC in the pvc/pvc. I don’t think it was for bonding.

All fixed now but what a mess. Almost wilfully poor.

 

[DPG]

How odd. Interesting use of a chock block inside a JB aswell.

 

[littlespark]

What would really be dumb would be the joint box screwed in place on top of the plasterboard.
Any sharp pointy screw tips sticking down out the ceiling below?

 

[Devonchris]

Don't know anything about this, but it's in town with public right of way and no other lighting

 

[Charlie_]

Seen connectors inside JBs many times but only when there is no terminals left t use..
4mm will be back from the good ole 16th edition days