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  1. steve50

    petrol station owner

    A petrol station owner in Dublin was trying to increase his sales. So, he put up a sign that read, 'Free Sex with Fill-Up.' Soon Paddy pulled in, filled his tank and asked for his free sex. The owner told him to pick a number from 1 to 10. If he guessed correctly, he would get his free...
  2. rmaynard

    Well done DNO

    Farm blaze raged in hours it took to cut power supply | This is Gloucestershire Such a shame as this is the second electrical fire in the last month that has destroyed a local business. Rob
  3. R

    Who's resposibilty to inform building control

    Hi I'm doing a rewire on a house and before I started I spoke to building control and they told me that the owner is to include the electrics on the building control application. Anyways I have finished the upstairs and no inspector has been round to look at the electrics and the owner has now...
  4. S

    2 x 4kw arrays on 2 x MPAN's on 2 x buildings but one owner

    I know this has been posted about before but I am not 100% sure reading the posts. 2 meters registered to one address. One meter in house and one in a building some way away with independent supplies. Outbuilding has direct connection to the power lines over pole. Looks like only single phase...
  5. R

    Testing for sub contractor

    Hi all, This may be long winded so stay with me, also I think it's in the right bit but move it needed. Been asked to do an eicr on an industrial factory, quite a large building and it's in a bit of a mess, anyway there is bound to be lots of remedial involved. The guy that owns the factory...
  6. D

    Selling a house with Solar PV

    I have a client who wants to install a kit on his house, yes i know its late in the day i can still manage it though But he is asking me if he sells his property within 8 years who gets the feed in tariff after he sells, does the new owner get it at the of rate 43.3p plus RTI after 8 years or...
  7. T

    Floodlight PIR operating problem... Help appreciated.

    Hey guys, I've recently come across an interesting fault that has me a little stumped, so thought i'd open it up for the forum and hear some of your suggestions as to possible causes. I was called to a job in a rural area that i believe used to be a farm and has now been converted into...
    • TommyCockles
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    • appreciated aus fitting floodlight help operating owner pir problem switched working
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Australia
  8. V

    £800 mains change

    Job yesterday customer had new db installed recently, new hager board 100a main switch all mcbs no rcds no testing done no main earth ! Took loop reading at db of 18.3ohms chap who installed db worked for british gas ! And installed it on a saturday .now got to install another db and update...
  9. P

    options to get some work

    I hope this is the right place for this post so here are the details. I have recently qualified and hoping to get my Part P scheme assessment in a few weeks and have started my own business, i am looking for some advice on a job i have just been to look at. I have walked away from the job but...
  10. R

    Flat above shop, CU in shop PIR

    Had a look at a possible PIR on a flat above a shop.... unfortunately the CU and meter etc for the flat is in a shop, and when the shop is closed at night, there is no way to get to the CU from the flat, and no way to isolate the installation. What would this be on a PIR? I'm thinking it's a...
  11. M

    Asbestos on PIR- replacement

    I am currently carrying out a PIR on a large commercial garage. There are 6 old 3 phase boards, 2 of which I have tested without problem (english electric red spot) but upon unscrewing and opening the doors on the others they have turned out to be the type with the white woven asbestos pads at...
    • monkeyhanger
    • Thread
    • asbestos aus flash owner pir register replacement
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Australia
  12. banny07

    commercial rewiring

    hi, i am going to rewire a restaurant basement, upstairs is already wired (old red & black),the owner decided to put some tables and chairs in the basement. my question is if i could use ordinary pvc twin & earth or LSF cable which is expensive (owner dont want to spend too much)? I already...
    • banny07
    • Thread
    • basement canada commercial emergency owner rewiring
    • Replies: 19
    • Forum: Canada
  13. lurch

    shower in 4th floor flat

    chaps, I have been asked to install a shower into a 4th floor flat. Without testing the water presssure I;'m guessing it would be pertinent to install a power shower.. . . would you agree Also, I notice the split consumer unit does not have the bathroom circuits (towel rail and bath pump and...
    • lurch
    • Thread
    • aus circuits flat floor install owner shower
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Australia
  14. S

    Owner of Fluke 1652 with a question, if you can help....

    Hello all; I bought a Fluke 1652 at Christmas and now want to sell it on now the new 1650B series have come out. Does anyone know whether the warranty would be void if I sold it on? I want to put it on eBay but don't know whether I can sell it as 'new'? It has only been opened once. Thanks for...

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