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    Recent Content Tagged With degrees

  1. Tom Gilbert
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    Rotating cutout 90 degrees on to adjacent wall

    Hi Take a look at my pictures I want to knock through the wall that the current cutout/meter/consumer unit are attached to. In order to create a...
    Thread by: Tom Gilbert, Sep 13, 2017, 4 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
  2. Flanders
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    4mm 90 Degree Thermosetting cable on a 32 amp MCB

    Hello Can I just confirm that if 90 degree cable is used in switch gear that is only ratted at 70 degrees then you use the 70 degree tables to...
    Thread by: Flanders, Mar 3, 2017, 18 replies, in forum: Commercial Electrical Talk
  3. Soulsurfer
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    Recessed wall washer ??

    Hey all looking un-successfully for a downlight style recessed wall washer just like the Robus Wilson model which can angle / tilt down up to 45...
    Thread by: Soulsurfer, Apr 30, 2016, 3 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
  4. driverman
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    Remote outdoor PIR sensors

    Looking for decent outdoor PIR's possible 360 degrees, any ideas? I used to fit some many years go that were 360 degrees and could be wired with a...
    Thread by: driverman, Aug 25, 2014, 10 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
  5. snoopdog
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    New Guide Tables Help

    Just doing a quote from the new guide, wondering were you find the tables for beyond 45 degrees of South any help greatly appriciated. I have a...
    Thread by: snoopdog, Apr 28, 2013, 1 replies, in forum: Solar PV Forum
  6. slide
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    LED Narrow Beam spotlight?

    Hope someone can help I'm looking for narrow beam LED spotlights for replacement into Gu10 or MR16 fittings Osram do a product called...
    Thread by: slide, Apr 24, 2013, 3 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
  7. nc12345
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    Domestic 4.0mm shower cable

    Hi Guys I have a small job lined lined up , basically theres a 4.0 SWA from a RCD shower unit on a 40A breaker run 11m to a 45A switch then 1/2m...
    Thread by: nc12345, Nov 27, 2012, 10 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
  8. jason121
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    Solar fixings

    I have two enquiries for solar on commercial buildings, one has concrete beams instead of the normal steel does anyone have any ideas the other a...
    Thread by: jason121, Aug 16, 2012, 5 replies, in forum: Solar PV Forum
  9. Mr B
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    philadelphia panels

    Hi, does anybody have any experience or views about these panels. Other than the company's website, there seems to be little additional...
    Thread by: Mr B, Oct 16, 2011, 5 replies, in forum: Solar PV Forum
  10. jbroady
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    RCD test

    Did an RCD test on a new consumer unit, but got a fail on 1 times, but passed on 1/2times & 5 times. Thought it may just be the rcd so i checked...
    Thread by: jbroady, Oct 3, 2011, 11 replies, in forum: Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification
  11. JoshD
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    Domestic 45-degree sockets for kitchen

    Has anyone come across any 45-degree 13A sockets I could use in a kitchen? I'm sure I've seen some somewhere, but I can't find anything on the...
    Thread by: JoshD, May 15, 2011, 8 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
  12. bearlyable
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    RCBO achieving 40ms disconnect only when phase reversed

    Howdi I have a 32a ring that when I test the RCBO it won't achieve 40ms when tested at 5x in 0 degrees but when switched to 180 degrees it trips...
    Thread by: bearlyable, Apr 18, 2010, 26 replies, in forum: Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification
  13. dtombs
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    RCD Question

    Hi, I know this might sound a simple question to answer in an exam but in one of the 2391 written papers one of the questions asks "what are the...
    Thread by: dtombs, Mar 2, 2010, 10 replies, in forum: Electrical Courses & Electrical NVQ's
  14. gadget300
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    RCD not tripping at 0 Degrees

    :confused: Hi, One of my electricians came across a fault today which we cannot fathom out. New split load (dual RCD) board fitted, all...
    Thread by: gadget300, Jan 28, 2010, 25 replies, in forum: Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification
  15. blacklight186
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    Trip the supply on overheating

    Hi guys I have a design question.. The task is as follows... There is a room in my company which holds all the servers powered by a main UPS...
    Thread by: blacklight186, Apr 24, 2009, 1 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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