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Help with Cabinet Shelf LED lighting Hi there, We’ve got a glass cabinet/bookshelf with 4 shelves that we’d like to add some lighting to. We’ve been trying to figure out how to get 4 separate rows of LED strip lighting (~90cm)to connect together to one power source so they function...
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FFX gone.... Jesus , that was a shock. I found them excellent .But the margins must have been tiny if they got into trouble like this . The knock on effect will be huge as i believe they are the UK's largest Dewalt / Makita dealers . Those lost sales will see some price changes ... FFX...
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How to Build a DIY Solar-Powered Emergency Radio? Building a solar-powered emergency radio is a great DIY project that combines practical preparedness with renewable energy. This project involves using basic electronic components and a small solar panel to create a self-sustaining radio that...
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Add new outlets in house with original fuse box My house was built in 1968 and still has the original fuse box with wired fuses. I want an electrician to add to the existing ring main a new spur for a combi boiler and a new dual 13A outlet. Is it correct that in order to comply with the...
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why the new fluorescent lamp feels lower brightness? Hi all. I just bought a box of T12 40w new fluorescent lamp that feels lower brightness than the existing one, why? I don't know how to measure the brightness, just feeling. thanks Diyer why the new fluorescent lamp feels lower...
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Additional sockets on stud wall. I will soon be adding some (2 or 3) additional sockets to an existing timber stud and plasterboard partition wall, and had some questions about mounting the back boxes: Can a metal back box be “side-mounted” to a timber stud? Ie, drill holes through the side...
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Any thoughts on 2-year-old GE dishwashing machine electrical issues? I have a 2-year-old GE dishwasher which several months ago began to not work. It turned on but soon shut off without starting the cleaning process. When this happened I went to the breaker box and flipped the dedicated switch...
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Isolating switch needed? Hi, I have an underfloor heating system in a room (just less than 2kW). It works absolutely beautifully but an electrician who came to swap a socket in that room said that it looked like a ‘lazy install’. He was unprofessional and a rip-off - so I want to get someone...
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Can I move the splitter box myself? Hi, I want to move the splitter box in my meter box to make room for a smart meter, which looks relatively straightforward. Should I do that myself (homeowner), or does it need a specialist? Is there any requirement regarding its location? Cheers Can I...
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TT system do I need to fit a main switch or time delayed RCD switch? Hi everyone I'm ready to do second fix on a rewire it's a tt system all my circuit will protected by individual rcbos Do I need main switch to be normal dp switch or time delay rcd please help. TT system do I need to fit a...
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led candle ses lamps Noticed that my light E14 SES fittings only work with ses LED lamps with the black insulator between the tip and the thread.Any lamp with white insulator wont light.Are they different specs for these lamps? led candle ses lamps to Continue reading...
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speed control I have an old vacuum motor that is 110V, 8A It is way too fast. I need to slow down the rpm's. Can I use a regular ceiling fan/light dimmer switch to do this? thanks P speed control to Continue reading... ElectriciansForums.net for the latest in electricians' jobs, news, advice...
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What’s the most efficient way to angle solar panels for DIY projects? This question is aimed at DIY enthusiasts working on solar projects who want to optimize the efficiency of their solar panels. The angle at which solar panels are positioned can significantly impact their ability to capture...
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Do you need to sit 2391-52 if you have sat your ACA and are now an approved electrician Hi all, do I need to sit my 2391-52 if I have already passed my ACA and became an Approved electrician? Do you need to sit 2391-52 if you have sat your ACA and are now an approved electrician to Continue...
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Hi all, I am currently doing my 2391-52 testing course Hi all, I am currently doing my 2391-52 testing course, can anyone recommend where I can find revision past paper or online revision sites for the online multiple choice exam Hi all, I am currently doing my 2391-52 testing course to...
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