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QUOTE=netblindpaul;747950]Statute law precludes 400V a.c. control at this point in time.
If you don't know this, leave it to those who do.[/QUOTE]
Statute law eh, I thought all laws were statutory?
With me being a roofer I wouldn't know much about that but I occasionally do a bit of wiring for my aunt and my mum, infact only last week I put my mum a light buld in her stairs landing. And for my aunt I put a plug on her battery charger for her vibrator. So I think that makes me an electrician qualified enough to come on this forum don't you? Thinking this I managed to carry out the following jobs...
Yesterday I replaced a push station on a pillar hoist (Pelloby) that had 415v across the start button on the wand to control the 415 v coils. And replaced an Ellison resistance starter thingy on a calendar that had 600v fed to it from a slip ring motor thing.
This morning I wired up 6 x TP&N 400v isolators/dissconnectors that switch the supply to washing machines for a laundry install I'm carrying out.
In my work shop I'm building a control panel for a conveyor system that has "D" connector thingammi bobs that in turn have 12v-400v on various cores within the same cable. That in turn will supply further push stations for remote control, and condition stop indicator panel stations, the 12 v is for interfacing an old omron plc (what ever one of those is) that controls an auger feeder and sol valves.
And my work shop has crompton dol starters for my roller shutter doors which have 400/415v motors, and I used them to open and close this morning.
And I frequently work on them refigeration thingy systems that have star/delta units for for them compressor things with no neutrals or trannys supplying 110v to the coils and start buttons, some do have auto transformers with variable tappings though. Mind you though they have 400/415v fed to them with a small pilot motor fed directly from a button with 415v across the contacts.
Oh deary me, it looks like I have been breaking the law, and the niccy are coming out to see it on Friday for one of my initial inspections. I hope they don't mind me being a roofer who changed to be an electrician?
Oh no, what am I going to do?
I know, I'll shut shop all together for good and leave it to those who know there stuff. But that means my colleagues who are lift engineers will have to shut down all the goods lifts they work on, and my mate who has a garage won't be able to use his hydraulic lift to work underneath his customers cars.
Sir, can you tell me what will happen to me now? I can't face doing any hard time in jail, and all my money is tide up in assetts that also have third party investers, so paying a fine will be very difficult. I hope the judge knows his stuff and takes this into account that I'm a roofer and don't know any better like I would if I was a proper electrician like you.
Maybe I'll just go on one of those 1 week courses and become an electrician and live happily ever after.
If you don't know this, leave it to those who do.[/QUOTE]
Statute law eh, I thought all laws were statutory?
With me being a roofer I wouldn't know much about that but I occasionally do a bit of wiring for my aunt and my mum, infact only last week I put my mum a light buld in her stairs landing. And for my aunt I put a plug on her battery charger for her vibrator. So I think that makes me an electrician qualified enough to come on this forum don't you? Thinking this I managed to carry out the following jobs...
Yesterday I replaced a push station on a pillar hoist (Pelloby) that had 415v across the start button on the wand to control the 415 v coils. And replaced an Ellison resistance starter thingy on a calendar that had 600v fed to it from a slip ring motor thing.
This morning I wired up 6 x TP&N 400v isolators/dissconnectors that switch the supply to washing machines for a laundry install I'm carrying out.
In my work shop I'm building a control panel for a conveyor system that has "D" connector thingammi bobs that in turn have 12v-400v on various cores within the same cable. That in turn will supply further push stations for remote control, and condition stop indicator panel stations, the 12 v is for interfacing an old omron plc (what ever one of those is) that controls an auger feeder and sol valves.
And my work shop has crompton dol starters for my roller shutter doors which have 400/415v motors, and I used them to open and close this morning.
And I frequently work on them refigeration thingy systems that have star/delta units for for them compressor things with no neutrals or trannys supplying 110v to the coils and start buttons, some do have auto transformers with variable tappings though. Mind you though they have 400/415v fed to them with a small pilot motor fed directly from a button with 415v across the contacts.
Oh deary me, it looks like I have been breaking the law, and the niccy are coming out to see it on Friday for one of my initial inspections. I hope they don't mind me being a roofer who changed to be an electrician?
Oh no, what am I going to do?
I know, I'll shut shop all together for good and leave it to those who know there stuff. But that means my colleagues who are lift engineers will have to shut down all the goods lifts they work on, and my mate who has a garage won't be able to use his hydraulic lift to work underneath his customers cars.
Sir, can you tell me what will happen to me now? I can't face doing any hard time in jail, and all my money is tide up in assetts that also have third party investers, so paying a fine will be very difficult. I hope the judge knows his stuff and takes this into account that I'm a roofer and don't know any better like I would if I was a proper electrician like you.
Maybe I'll just go on one of those 1 week courses and become an electrician and live happily ever after.