Links needed for 240v outdoor lights..

Discussion in 'Electricians' Talk' started by acca dacca, Aug 26, 2007.

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  1. acca dacca

    acca dacca New Member

    c,mon X ive explained clearly enuff,im not gonna tell the customer,by the way the fixed fuse unit u paid me to install is not needed,ever so sorry old chap,ur gonna have to use the socket u asked me to install for your garden heater for your lights now...dont worry u can wear an extra jumper!!!!:)
     
    acca dacca, Aug 26, 2007
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  2. acca dacca

    acca dacca New Member

    Blowed if I understand it.

    It aint that hard or r u on a wind up? ;)
     
    acca dacca, Aug 26, 2007
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  3. JP.

    JP. Screwfix Select

    I dunno Acca..already know how to do my garden power..got excellent advice from Sparkin quite sometime back now..
     
    JP., Aug 26, 2007
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  4. JP.

    JP. Screwfix Select

    And excellent advice from X for my shed..:)
     
    JP., Aug 26, 2007
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  5. Mr. Handyandy

    Mr. Handyandy Screwfix Select

    Anyone else getting a feeling of 'déjà vu' ?



    Mr. HandyAndy - really
     
    Mr. Handyandy, Aug 26, 2007
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  6. Clark Kent

    Clark Kent New Member

    Anyone else getting a feeling of 'déjà vu' ?



    Mr. HandyAndy - really





    No, but it does seem very familiar..
     
    Clark Kent, Aug 26, 2007
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  7. Mr. Handyandy

    Mr. Handyandy Screwfix Select

    Mr. Handyandy, Aug 26, 2007
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  8. X

    X New Member

    It aint that hard or r u on a wind up?

    There's only one person on a wind up, and its acca...

    I'm sure (fairly anyway) that a NAPIT member could have such a lack of understanding about so many issues..

    If however the lack of knowledge is a reality, I have heard that the NAPIT telephone help line is quite good.
     
    X, Aug 26, 2007
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  9. X

    X New Member

    Typo...

    I'm sure (fairly anyway) that a NAPIT member could have such a lack of understanding about so many issues..

    I should of put 'wouldn't'.. instead of 'could'

    But then again....
     
    X, Aug 26, 2007
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  10. acca dacca

    acca dacca New Member

    Anyone else getting a feeling of 'déjà vu' ?



    Mr. HandyAndy - really

    Ur correct it is the same job,first of all the customers own lights were not for outdoor use and thn i went on holiday! Wether i plug this harness into a socket or hardwire it into a fused outlet is hardly an issue...im the one with loads of work btw,and X i did call Napit and they say it aint a problem so stop being so high and mighty....:)
     
    acca dacca, Aug 27, 2007
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  11. MR DIAZ

    MR DIAZ Active Member

    MR DIAZ, Aug 27, 2007
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  12. X

    X New Member

    X i did call Napit and they say it aint a problem so stop being so high and mighty..

    Moi ?

    I'm just pointing out that there is an issue with your line of reasoning in this matter and with some others...
    Think about it and sort it... or ignore it, I care not.
     
    X, Aug 27, 2007
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  13. acca dacca

    acca dacca New Member

    Hi m8,did u see my pics? And tell me i aint doing anything wrong by wat im proposing in this thread,surely.....:)
    Good tune...:)
     
    acca dacca, Aug 27, 2007
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  14. acca dacca

    acca dacca New Member

    Im ot ignoring it X,its just u seem to be cryptic and dont say exactly wat is wrong with my method,yes an extra socket wud be ideal but rightly or wrongly i have already fitted a switched fuse outlet and want to utilise it.Tell me what is specifically wrong,or the broken regs and i will concede...if not theres no need to make insinuations into my professionalism which i take seriously...:)
     
    acca dacca, Aug 27, 2007
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  15. acca dacca

    acca dacca New Member

    Cat got your tongue....;)
     
    acca dacca, Aug 27, 2007
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  16. X

    X New Member

    theres no need to make insinuations into my professionalism which i take seriously..

    I'm glad I now have your full attention..

    "All harnesses have electrical insulation rating Class II (double insulated)"

    "All rubber festoon harnesses are fitted with a 2P+E BS60309, IP44 rated plug"

    So if you remove the fitted plug and then convert the
    to become fixed wiring... what happens ?
     
    X, Aug 27, 2007
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  17. acca dacca

    acca dacca New Member

    theres no need to make insinuations into my
    professionalism which i take seriously..

    I'm glad I now have your full attention..

    "All harnesses have electrical insulation rating
    Class II (double insulated)"

    "All rubber festoon harnesses are fitted with a 2P+E
    BS60309, IP44 rated plug"

    So if you remove the fitted plug and then convert the

    to become fixed wiring... what happens ?

    I guess u have compromised the integrety of the harness,but me fused outlet is ip 66 and i will use same fuse...or have i missed the point again....?:)
     
    acca dacca, Aug 27, 2007
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  18. X

    X New Member

    Fixed wiring.
     
    X, Aug 27, 2007
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  19. acca dacca

    acca dacca New Member

    Fixed wiring.

    I will be honest and say im not sure wat ur getting at,i dont know everything..so just tell me in black and white cos i got a few jobs to do today and i want this cleared up...:)
     
    acca dacca, Aug 27, 2007
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  20. X

    X New Member

    i got a few jobs to do today

    And me..

    Will continue when I get back
     
    X, Aug 27, 2007
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