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EF: Disabling a setting on a Belling cooker hood.
Disabling a setting on a Belling cooker hood. I am going to install a log burner in an open plan kitchen breakfast room. I think the Belling cooker hood, on it's highest setting, is extracting too much air. Setting 1 and 2 seem to be ok. To satisfy my burner fitter, is it possible to disable...
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Using a surface box differently An electrician installed a NEMA 6-20 20A 230V outlet in a surface box for me in my garage, on a dedicated 20A breaker. He was even kind enough to follow code and run a neutral wire: View attachment 118559 View attachment 118561 I would like to replace this...
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Sales Desk Manager for a large UK Lighting Supplier Hi there, Introducing myself to you all. 10+ years in lighting, giving technical and sales advice to consumer, electricians and wholesalers. With a few of my own full house re-wires. Happy to share experience and answer all questions Sales...
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EF: Hive connections
Hive connections A neighbour asked me to connect up a Hive wireless controller. Seemed easy enough, it uses the same standard back plate and connections. Straight swap there… and disconnected the wires going to the room stat, and linked through in the wiring centre. That was before I went...
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EF: To be reactivated or not to be reactivated?
To be reactivated or not to be reactivated? I ripped off the old cracked coverings on a wall to install new gyproc. I found in the wall an electrical single gang box (without the receptacle). The white and black wires were black-taped over. I removed the tape and connected both wires to this...
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EF: What is this called and where can I get it?
What is this called and where can I get it? Hi FOlks, This foil or aluminium lined sheath is used in Toyota's to cover the wires running from the Reverse camera to a connector at the front of the vehcile. The sheath starts a little bit after the camera. As far as I can tell, there are four...
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EF: RCD issue baffling me
RCD issue baffling me I have a dual board consumer unit. Both sides have a RCD. The left hand side of the board has all the MCBs for all the 6 ring mains for the property. The right side of the board has the lighting and hob and cooker for the house. Whenever a current is drawn from a socket...
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EF: assembling and using both Diferential Switch Triphasic and Monophasic;
assembling and using both Diferential Switch Triphasic and Monophasic; I am confronted by people with experience in using them for lighting circuits and sockets in a three-phase installation, as it is only allowed to assemble in an electrical panel four-pole differential switches and one...
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EF: Does This Installation Look Correct?
Does This Installation Look Correct? Hi all, I wondered if you could give us your thoughts on our friend's installation? I've included some photos. We're sure that there's something wrong with it, but we wanted some expert opinions. Here's a bit of background: An electrician changed the...
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EF: 12 way Ryfield board
12 way Ryfield board Hi my name is karl of sims electrical contractors. I just started a block of flats and have to install a 12 way ryfield board via a 400amp a TP/N Isolator in a riser cupboard. What size tails should I install from isolator to ryfleld board. All to be enclosed into 6-6...
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EF: Electricians in New Zealand - New Zealander Electrical Contractors
Electricians in New Zealand - New Zealander Electrical Contractors Give us a nod if you're one of our Electricians in New Zealand - New Zealander Electrical Contractors. Register to the forum, it's free. We need a few friendly New Zealanders like your good self. Electricians in New Zealand -...
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EF: 3 light chandelier issue, 2 bulbs are dim but if I install the 3rd, the other 2 go off.
3 light chandelier issue, 2 bulbs are dim but if I install the 3rd, the other 2 go off. I had this issue with the old wiring on the chandelier along with light flickering, so I rewired the chandelier with new sockets and 2ft. leads into the main house wiring as it had been before. Same issue...
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EF: Australian Electricians - Electrical Contractors in Australia
Australian Electricians - Electrical Contractors in Australia Just a shout out to our friends, the Australian Electricians - Electrical Contractors in Australia. Welcome to the forum. Register if you haven't already. It's free. Australian Electricians - Electrical Contractors in Australia...
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EF: Dutch Electricians - Electrical Contractors in Netherlands
Dutch Electricians - Electrical Contractors in Netherlands Dutch Electricians - Electrical Contractors in Netherlands. Join the forum, it's free. :) Members; don't mind me while I try something. :p Dutch Electricians - Electrical Contractors in Netherlands to Continue reading...
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EF: German Electricians - Electrical Contractors in Germany
German Electricians - Electrical Contractors in Germany Just a quick shout out to any German Electricians - Electrical Contractors in Germany. Join the forum, its free, and you may teach us some German words. :) German Electricians - Electrical Contractors in Germany to Continue reading...
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