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not notifiable unless it's a new circuit.
Thanks for clarifying that for me telectrix
Michael
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not notifiable unless it's a new circuit.
Thanks for clarifying that for me telectrix
Michael
Thanks for clarifying that for me telectrix
Michael
I am a electrical panel engineer so me doing the work is not an issue all want is a simple diagram of how to run the wiring, and I want to be able to turn the lights on and of fro the bedside, as my brother is now bed ridden following drunk driver hitting him, leaving him unable to ever walk. This way he can control the room lighting. So "it is nothing kinky" as some has said?
You can download approved document P, as well as the other building regs documents for further help with your training.
Planning Portal - Approved documents
I suppose someone has got to read it.Thanks Andy, I have printed off the document P & will have a read through it.
Michael
I suppose someone has got to read it.
Tazz has given you a drawing fella, just follow that, sorry to hear about your brother.I am a electrical panel engineer so me doing the work is not an issue all want is a simple diagram of how to run the wiring, and I want to be able to turn the lights on and of fro the bedside, as my brother is now bed ridden following drunk driver hitting him, leaving him unable to ever walk. This way he can control the room lighting. So "it is nothing kinky" as some has said?
Worth printing it off regardless, if you run out of loo roll you will have an emergency supply :biggrin:Will it help me sleep lol
Michael
Worth printing it off regardless, if you run out of loo roll you will have an emergency supply :biggrin:
I am a electrical panel engineer so me doing the work is not an issue all want is a simple diagram of how to run the wiring, and I want to be able to turn the lights on and of fro the bedside, as my brother is now bed ridden following drunk driver hitting him, leaving him unable to ever walk. This way he can control the room lighting. So "it is nothing kinky" as some has said?
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