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Is there really no right way to work with down lights and insulation?

Hi All, I'm kind of hoping to get confidence in my decision to have spots fitted into the ceiling of our new extension, but keep coming across...

Thread by: Boyyo, Nov 13, 2018, 16 replies, in forum: Lighting Forum
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I really need advice from an electrician ASAP. please help me? Im so confused

I really need advice. I know nothing about electrics so i am looking for someone to give me some basic answers and help. I want to put lighting...

Thread by: Carla, Sep 27, 2018, 51 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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Well, I tried...I really tried, but...

Hey, nothing ventured, as they say...[ATTACH] Basically, I sat on it, and pressed the switch...nothing. I pressed the switch while peeing in to...

Thread by: pirate, Sep 7, 2018, 8 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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On site guide, to buy or not to buy

Is it worth me buying a copy of the on site guide and will I understand it?

Thread by: diyterry, Sep 2, 2018, 34 replies, in forum: Electrical Tools and Products
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really worn out today, heavy auto repair!

had a very busy day today, I changed all four struts, ball joints, and control arm bushings on my old toyota highlander. beast of a job, and I am...

Thread by: gnuuser, Aug 1, 2018, 11 replies, in forum: Electricians Chat - Off Topic Chat
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Not sure and not really clear in the regs

The IEE Regulations are non-statutory but, if they are adhered to compliance with which one of the following statutory regulations is most likely?...

Thread by: rich3009, Jul 10, 2018, 29 replies, in forum: Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations
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I really do despair about the human race.

some snowflake b1tch on the telly this morning advocating that we should ask our baby's permission to change it's nappy. FFS. what is the world...

Thread by: telectrix, May 14, 2018, 29 replies, in forum: Electricians Chat - Off Topic Chat
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When is TNS really PME and vice versa?

Had a interesting phonecall a moment ago with western power. Have a customer wanting a ev charging point, so checking the supply and due to the...

Thread by: Gavin John Hyde, Mar 27, 2018, 22 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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THE ANNOYING PARTS OF RUNNING YOUR ELECTRICAL BUSINESS

Hey all, I'm a qualified electrician and have been for 20 years now (Although not on tools right now). I'm in the process of putting together a...

Thread by: Brewster2018, Feb 19, 2018, 20 replies, in forum: New Member Introductions
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DNO or Dunnos? The frustration.

I'n on a bit of a rant. I've known an electrician before who likes to call them the "dunnos." I've not often had to deal with them as I'm...

Thread by: sevuk, Feb 16, 2018, 6 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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Do people really like yapping dogs?

In the house behind us they have a little white terrier dog of some sort, and two or three times a day they let it out, and it yaps. For the whole...

Thread by: Percyprod, Dec 24, 2017, 44 replies, in forum: Pet Forum
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Stuff you see and really want to buy (not!)

Maybe it's just me, but whenever I see a bargain... not sure how to check the first one, but the second one is easy! Imagine...

Thread by: pirate, Dec 23, 2017, 34 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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How a big HRC Fuse is made..

You aren't likely to see one of these everyday of the week but it is quite an interesting video i just saw, We are childminding tonight and my...

Thread by: Gavin John Hyde, Dec 7, 2017, 10 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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Is Earthing Really Necessary?

An electrician who refused to use green and yellow earthing wire because it reminded him of Norwich City has been fined. John Sarjeant, from...

Thread by: Santa, Oct 21, 2017, 2 replies, in forum: Electricians Chat - Off Topic Chat
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Possibly just me but i just get really insulted

Hello guys I have started getting emails from MEN at the age of 30 wanting to be my apprentice, the whole thing is insulting. im sorry your job...

Thread by: chris day, Sep 25, 2017, 41 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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New here, need help with light switches, really confused

Dear all, Greetings from Singapore! Long story short, I bought an apartment a few months ago and have been trying to DIY to keep costs down....

Thread by: AsusEpoxy, Sep 10, 2017, 14 replies, in forum: New Member Introductions
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Really super urgent!!!

Hi all, As a new member, I just thought it was really super urgent that I said hello to you all. Honestly, there's no manners left in this world....

Thread by: fishkake, Aug 27, 2017, 10 replies, in forum: New Member Introductions
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What are the basicas of fire alarm install rules... really

Hey all. I am a fully qualified sparky - 30+ years. Recently started working as project manager (my knees are shot!) for a security company doing...

Thread by: Steve2381, Aug 17, 2017, 22 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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The number plate thread ...............yes really

Spotted this today: [ATTACH] Feel free to add ones you see!

Thread by: Murdoch, Jun 28, 2017, 37 replies, in forum: Electricians Chat - Off Topic Chat
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Really Basic Mains Wiring Question

Hello all - I'm new here - signed up to try and answer a really basic electrical question which I have googled in vain. I just bought a...

Thread by: Gordon23, Jun 14, 2017, 38 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum

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- Jakoboard thicknesses posted by Steve Griffiths. Advice please as I am starting a house refurb and working out the floor level for joists, as the bathroom is upstairs I am going to lay the floor in the style of a wetroom, sloping slightly to...
- Sigma 10m9 240volt cutter posted by gamma38. I'm selling my 10m9 as I just don't use it anymore. It's in great condition, 240v. View attachment 102547 View attachment 102548 View attachment 102549 View attachment 102550 ... Sigma 10m9...
- It’s New tools tuesdays posted by Adey1980. i popped into topps tiles to pick up a Rubi 40ltr tub bucket and free trowel for £12. I bought the bucket to make life easier cleaning as was told it’s pretty tough. View attachment 93799 ......
- Air Problem in Open Vented System after Boiler Change posted by ThePook. Hi All, First post here, so please be kind! I am currently having a lot of trouble with air and related noise in my open vented heating system. Long story, with lots of things tried already, so...
- Potential Shower Leak? posted by jambokaos87. Hi all, Since moving into my ground floor flat I discovered a leak that came from the ensuite bathroom, whereby water was leaking out into the adjoining room's walls whenever the shower was used....
- Powder Flushing domestic heating systems posted by Badger. Hi, Does anyone out there have any knowledge or experience of the Powder Flushing process? I am tempted to get them round to unblock my domestic open vented system. But at £1000 for ten rads I...

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