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It was so simple , any colour meant danger .I'd love to think so, miss the old R/Y/B three core.
As for new stuff ,
Grey isn't even a colour , and Blue is how we feel about it !
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It was so simple , any colour meant danger .I'd love to think so, miss the old R/Y/B three core.
hang on. what was that just went past my window? ahhh.that flying pig again.Fingers crossed the UK will revert to the proper colours in a couple of years......
agreed. primary colours mean danger, even in the animal world. ever seen a brown and grey wasp?It was so simple , any colour meant danger .
As for new stuff ,
Grey isn't even a colour , and Blue is how we feel about it !
agreed. primary colours mean danger, even in the animal world. ever seen a brown and grey wasp?
They are not fine again, if they fail on the first operation then they need replacing.They often fail to meet the required times when testing for an EICR or alteration/addition job due to not being operated for years, but after a couple of 'trips' they're generally fine again .
They often fail to meet the required times when testing for an EICR or alteration/addition job due to not being operated for years, but after a couple of 'trips' they're generally fine again .
They are not fine again, if they fail on the first operation then they need replacing.
Really ? So you test an RCD with your meter, one that may not have been tested in any way for years- it fails on the first test by a few milliseconds- so you now insist it must be replaced even if the next and subsequent tests are all well within spec ? I think that's ridiculous, are you Dave Sparks in disguise ?
Surely the longer it has been since the colour change the more the warning label is required as it is no longer fresh in people's minds.
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