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Recent Content Tagged With shrink

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Insulation properties of heat shrink, and tape

Have question thats been on my mind for a while. Does anyone know if; at 250 -500 v, a single layer of heat shrink, or a single layer of...

Thread by: haptism, Sep 5, 2018, 19 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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Heat shrink for underfloor heat mat

Evening all, Just a technical question, I repaired a heat mat today with heat shrink that was supplied in the repair kit. It was very stiff...

Thread by: Rockomuir, Jul 4, 2018, 4 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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Today's board change

Hi, This morning's job, in and out in 4 and a half hours. Vast improvement. Feel free to rip it apart and tell me I'm a fool and I've made a...

Thread by: uksparks, Oct 6, 2014, 97 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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Socket extension

Hi gents quick question need to extend a socket but obviously cable to short is best way to simply crimp cables and insulation tape them, bearing...

Thread by: Davem, Feb 4, 2014, 24 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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On the job fixes....

We have all done it, Job needs doing and your kit breaks, gets lost, damaged, forgotten whatever and we "fix it" So whats your best ones? (Sparkys...

Thread by: Tiny Spark, Oct 21, 2013, 7 replies, in forum: Electricians Chat - Off Topic Chat
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Crimping lateral mains

Hi, Anyone here see any problems crimping 16mm lateral mains as a repair as opposed to re-running a complete new cable? I'm talking line,...

Thread by: jamminuk, Nov 14, 2011, 8 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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extending socket and lighting cables

Hi all just joined this forum after having a little read about :smiley2: My question is simply we are looking to extend our existing sockets to a...

Thread by: mike15588, Aug 2, 2011, 13 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum

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- What is your preferred method? posted by Lakey. Ok so I have a 3m x 2m bathroom to fit out & have just ripped the floor up back to joists. What is your preferred method of preparation. The tiles are 450 x 450 porcelain. 22mm NMP Chipboard...
- Wet cutter mitre 600 x 300 porcelain posted by Lazerjules. Hi all I am looking to purchase a new wet cutter and after reading the forum it seems the RUBI nd200 or the Norton TT200 are rated quite well and would be contenders. However, I have 600 x...
- Who can identify the problem here? Crazy paving tiling - dodgy subfloor? posted by James stibbs. Following some cracked grout and then cracked tiles, I've lifted a couple of tiles in my bathroom this morning to find what you can see in the photos. I'd like to re-lay replacement tiles but......
- Hi lads new member here posted by Wetbandit. Hi lads, Been lurking for a while and decided to join posted a new member post a few weeks ago under the name yplan but for some reason my account went belly up so rejoined under this name....
- Central heating system drained, leaks repaired and now gushing flowing noises in radiators and pipes posted by Martell. I had a new boiler installed 3 years ago. Recently, I called in a plumber to fix leaking radiator valves. He drained the system and repaired the leaking valves. He also fitted 2 TRVs on 2...
- Height of an Air Admittance Valve in a bathroom posted by Paul Cockhill. Hi Everyone I am fitting an air admittance valve to a stack pipe in a bathroom, see pictures. A separate washbasin waste pipe and bath waste pipe are also connecting to the soil pipe. I have...

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