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Is an eicr still valid if company that carried it out goes into liquidation Hi all Quick question, is an eicr still valid if the company that carried it out goes under. Is an eicr still valid if company that carried it out goes into liquidation to Continue reading... ElectriciansForums.net...
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Help wires for outside lights Hi I have a small problem had new windows fitted to my porch and the guys that fitted them took down my old lights and left the wires out ready for me to put new ones up only when I did put the new ones up they didn’t work only to find out that they have removed 2...
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How long would this take you to do, on price? Good evening all, need some guidance with time management and pricing. I haven’t really done any price work before and recently becoming self employed I’ve been offered to do these 1 bed disabled flats on price. I’ll be second fixing everything...
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Contactor wiring with Nest thermostat Hello, I'm trying to get a contactor to work with a nest thermostat to activate an oil filled heater rather than a boiler. I wired permanent live and neutral to the two poles at the top of the connector (1+3), switched outputs to the bottom (2+4) then...
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Shed feed line Hi Here is my scenario. I want to install a 20A 240v service to my shed. Hoping to use a defunct SPA panel left by the PO- a 50A CH50SPA on the side of the house.. Recently, I've had landscaping work done that is between the house & shed and while the landscapers were doing...
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Skills Assesment Australia I am in the early stages of applying for my permanent residence visa for Australia, for this I have to get my skills assesed at the Downunder Centre in London. Has anybody been through this company and have the same assessment, if so any heads up and what sort of...
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How is the direction of this motor controlled Gauge door opened ( 240v AC) How is the direction this motor spins controles from what I can trace the white is directly attached to the neutral. ( Might be wrong on that, ) Thanks in advance, Simon How is the direction of this motor controlled...
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Extending wires in consumer unit. Hi, everyone. I need to move a circuit to an MCB at the other end of a split load board. The cables all enter the CU at one end, and the cables in question will not reach the breaker at the other end without extending them. It is a ring final circuit...
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10mm LSF cable for shower Hello all you fine folk and hope you're all keeping well. Having a bit of a dilemma here regarding making off 3x10sq LSF cable for a shower. I'm debating about about whether to use a Crabtree pull chord or to just mount a 2 gang 45/50A shower switch. Shower rating is...
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Help with Permit to Work, Planned program of works (domestic) Hi I've nearly completed the 2357 NVQ. I'm just a bit stuck with Permits to work, Planned program of work and method statements. I work in the domestic sector majority of the time just me and my employer (7/8 years now) so as you...
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EF: faild napit annual assessment with silly mistake of using type AC rcd instaed of type A
faild napit annual assessment with silly mistake of using type AC rcd instaed of type A i have faild napit annual assessment with silly mistake of using on consumer unit type AC rcd instead of Type A rcd. i bought type A rcd but they wre type AC someone swap them inside the packege. but i...
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Spit pulsa 800e with extras This is in excellent condition, very little use Spit 800e 3 batteries Magnetic washer guide ( rrp £200) 2 boxes of nails 3 gas Original case - excellent condition £350 Spit pulsa 800e with extras to Continue reading... ElectriciansForums.net for...
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4 pole rotary isolator... Switch the neutral or not? Hi there, Just a quick question. I am rectifying many problems on some 3 phase immersion heater circuits in a plant room. There are 4 pole rotary isolators just before the immersion elements and the earthing arrangement is TN-S. I noticed...
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extending cables in CU Hi Could some one help. You come across a CU relacement job and you realise cables are too short. What would you do to extend the cables? I could think of 2 options: 1. cutting the wall to expose the cables and move the CU 2. Using crimp connectors to extend conductors...
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EF: London Rewire Pricing + Late Invoicing
London Rewire Pricing + Late Invoicing Hi all, I posted here some time ago asking for validation of a quote I received for a rewire. (10k assumed 60 points) And got some good advice so I'm back and could do with some help please. The work has been done but ended up costing more than...
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