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Reply #15 - 28. May 2009 at 23:23
 
House insurance - if not checked by person with right bit of paper (IEE)  possibly invalid- or excuse to wriggle out. I think same applies to any wiring mod's to a house regardless as to how long you may have been ther e - aplgies for spelling but - crashed laptop a few days ago - so now on windows7 - whats wrong with win98B?
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Reply #16 - 28. May 2009 at 23:39
 
I wonder if there's a black market for half a cable of old colour red & black twin & earth like that in my shed?  Roll Eyes  Roll Eyes  Roll Eyes  Roll Eyes Thumbs Up!  Thumbs Up!  Thumbs Up!  Thumbs Up!
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Reply #17 - 28. May 2009 at 23:44
 
I prefer brown, black, grey, but must admit x years ago got rid of some 2" asbestos tape which can't use in this country any more
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Reply #18 - 28. May 2009 at 23:45
 
Anything in a bathroom is 'special location' If you are not Part P registered and do not inform the 'building Regs' you are breaking the law.
Any accident and you have done manslaughter.

Apart from that 8.5kw = approx 34 amps. max for 6mm is 32 amps so you need 10mm.

I'm a qualified sparks and i wont do electric showers anymore.The bits and peices you need to make a safe circuit plus the labour invariably cost considerably more than the rubbish electric showers people go and buy from Wickes that pack up within a couple of years (especially in hard water areas)

If you can get a proper shower fitted off the hw system thats your best bet.
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Reply #19 - 28. May 2009 at 23:46
 
Andy B wrote on 28. May 2009 at 23:39:
I wonder if there's a black market for half a cable of old colour red & black twin & earth like that in my shed?  Roll Eyes  Roll Eyes  Roll Eyes  Roll Eyes Thumbs Up!  Thumbs Up!  Thumbs Up!  Thumbs Up!

Been stockpiling that from Ebay myself. Lips Sealed

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