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Even if by some twist of fate that birds nest joint was the original wiring , Imo any sparks worth their salt during a full rewire should of at very least put it all in a choc box or adaptable boxOf course everybody is assuming that the exposed terminals are part of the rewire and not the original wiring.
Just saying.
Of course everybody is assuming that the exposed terminals are part of the rewire and not the original wiring.
Just saying.
That's not really suitable for a joint under the floorboards either though£2.50 from any wholesalers
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Agreed - and I also think Dusty must be using a very expensive wholesaler !That's not really suitable for a joint under the floorboards either though
The wholesaler knows how much his hourly rate isAgreed - and I also think Dusty must be using a very expensive wholesaler !
I reckon wholesalers in that neck of the woods must serve caviar on toast, canopes, and Pimms, not digestive biscuits and instant coffee...The wholesaler knows how much his hourly rate is
is that relic mushroom free without a cable tie and bare cpc's twisted oiutside the box??£2.50 from any wholesalers
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I save JBs for the Rolls Royce Jobs , normally I just twist the wires together and sling the whole mess under the floor boards....is that relic mushroom free without a cable tie and bare cpc's twisted oiutside the box??
I have to say after reading through the thread from the start until the picture of the consumer unit, I was fully expecting to see a BG split load board.
Just reading the Toolstation flyer that arrived by post offering "18th edtition" Contactum CUs dual RCD without SPD. Really?Haha I was going to say the exact same thing, as soon as you see a BG split load board with no SPD on a new consumer unit you know its gunna be rough... Cheapest consumer unit Screwfix sell.
DIY market , it is huge. A few months ago I looked at a job where the retired home owner attempted his own board change purchased on sale from Toolstation but one of his RCDs kept tripping out. He couldn't find the borrowed N on the lightingJust reading the Toolstation flyer that arrived by post offering "18th edtition" Contactum CUs dual RCD without SPD. Really?
True, but if not fitted there should be a risk assessment to justify it. Which I doubt happens in most cases.1. SPDs are optional,not mandatory.
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