Recent content by nantyspark

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    Solar iBoost Problem

    Yes, I did fix it. Please have a look at post number 12. Some time ago. Along with my solar panels turns out to be the best investment I have ever made. Hot water most days throughout the winter months. Definitely a happy chappy.
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    Solar iBoost Problem

    The past few days have been poor for Solar. Today much better. I therefore disconnected the immersion from the Solar iBoost and replaced it with a kettle. The broadband problem still existed, but at least I had eliminated the heater element and thermostat. Connected my laptop to the test...
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    Solar iBoost Problem

    Hi Bruce, Thanks. It would be nice to try a wired link from the sensor but I do not believe that is possible since the system is designed to operate wirelessly. I will replace the broadband filter which at the moment is on the end of the router cable directly connected to the Master Socket...
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    Solar iBoost Problem

    Hi Gavin, I'm sorry. What I was trying to say is that there is no Cat5 cabling. The modem/router is connected directly to the master socket and the PC is connected to the modem/router by a short length of Cat5 cable at desktop level. There is no additional cable involved in the installation...
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    Solar iBoost Problem

    The last line of my post (1 hr before your reply), states that I will probably have to. Today was a Bank Holiday.
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    Solar iBoost Problem

    Thanks guys. Gavin - There has been nothing 'run'. The feed between isolator and immersion was broken and the solar iBoost was fitted between the isolator and immersion. The only other item was the wireless sender clamped to the live cable outside. Earthstore - No signal booster being used...
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    Solar iBoost Problem

    This could prove a head scratcher. A few days ago I installed, at home, a Solar iBoost and I must say with my 3.92 South facing array it appears to work well. BUT, there is a problem and I wonder if any of you have come across one similar. The day I installed it was a very wet one. Soon after...
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    Accenta G4 - Replacing remote keypad.

    OK Guys. I think I've got it sorted. Found a photo of an older version of the RKP on the internet. The bell symbol is chime The strange symbol is Omit The P is Prog the X is reset and the tick is Set. I hope that's correct. Thanks Ken
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    Accenta G4 - Replacing remote keypad.

    Thanks for all the good advice guys. I chose not to replace the wife!! Decided to bite the bullet whilst awaiting your responses not realising you guys would be so quick. Anyway, coincidentally did it the way telectrix suggested. 10 mins job done. All OK. However, perhaps I could ask for...
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    Accenta G4 - Replacing remote keypad.

    My G4 system is presently fitted with an LED remote keypad. My wife does not find this user friendly so I have purchased a LCD remote keypad. I have asked the original installer to do the replacement for me without success. I know he is employed on new-builds which take up most of his time...
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    Is it too late for a change in direction?

    I am hoping that you experienced electricians will be able to advise me. I spent 17 years in the British Army as a Radar Technician having completed my Radar Apprenticeship. Since leaving the army most of my career has been spent in the Middle and Far East where I have installed and...

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