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yeah ,and get your monies back ,trade and standards would like to see that .Shocking get a sparks in ASAP to do correctly and contact the fitters
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yeah ,and get your monies back ,trade and standards would like to see that .Shocking get a sparks in ASAP to do correctly and contact the fitters
Kev's been up to his old tricks againHi all, just saying hello and hoping someone can give me some advice on safety in a kitchen area around a sink unit.
I have had a kitchen installed by a company and they have disconnected a couple of old sockets near to my sink unit. I have looked behind my tumble dryer and found the attached pictures of wiring left on the floor next to and under the sink unit. Are these safe to be left like this in a potentially wet area? They do seem to have caps on, but not sure if they are waterproof. Any help would be appreciated.
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With respect gnuuser, I thought the US was was to stick the hot and N in a Screw-it, to cause the breaker to trip if someone accidentally energised the circuit, please correct me if I have my wires crossed no pun intended.here in the U.S. a cable unhooked like that (even capped) needs to be in a junction box or enclosure and the cable securely fastened to the wall and I'm sure you chaps have similar requirements.
too many people don't understand why electric work should be left to licensed professionals.
a licensed spark will test and document the changes to a circuit.
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