Found this recently while rewiring an empty house.
Some interesting wording , especially the paragraph which refers to Meter Readers as "Company Servants"
Found this link to a recent article in Professional Electrician
Accessible unitsHowever, section 1.4 of Part P now states that, “One way of complying with Part M in new dwellings is to mount consumer units so that the switches are between 1350mm and 1450mm above floor level. At this height...
Have installed Hamilton touch dimmers before , good product and they do a 4 gang
http://www.hamilton-litestat.com/assets/TechData/Guide%20To%20Dimming10_11.pdf
Saw these in Homebase yesterday
http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=110&storeId=10151&partNumber=176475
£11.99 for 2 x 5W dimmable, seem a bargain, anyone tried them ?
Don't think it makes any difference, my van is not sign written and had broken in, in Wickes car park , within a month of getting it. Most thieves are chancers ( and *******s )
Passed my 4th Elecsa assessment yesterday and was given the following piece of info regarding calibration.
http://www.elecsa.co.uk/Documents/Contractor-Documents/Technical-Downloads/Operating-Instructions-for-the-CalCard.aspx
Apparently this costs around £20 and lasts 3 years which should cut...
Bonding is required as both incomers are copper and no EIC was issued. Got an update from my customer today, the main contractor sent their own electrician in this morning ( they no longer sub ) to carry out a complete EIC and Earth bonding to Water & Gas. Better late than never i suppose.
Had a call from a customer who wanted a couple of extra sockets installed in her kitchen. Explained to her over the phone that these would need RCD protecting,etc and she informed me that she had a new consumer unit installed 18 months ago when a disabled bathroom was installed downstairs. Went...
I asked my assessor the same questions last year and his reply was that the "scam" doesn't make enough money out of Part P to pay for the advertising.
If they only assessed us every 2 years they could get rid of half the assessors and the money saved could pay for the advertising, simples !
Got...
Good article. Had an interesting ring fault today. 30A fuseholder melted in old Wylex box. Fault caused by circuit overload due to broken Live in ring circuit ( only 1 ring circuit for entire house, old 3 bed council property ). Finally traced fault to broken cable in Kitchen which Kitchen...
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