That seems about right, which is a good reason to have a wall mounted one which is much more robust and more space for the cable.
My bathroom light and shower isolator switches are just outside the bathroom door.
That seems about right, which is a good reason to have a wall mounted one which is much more robust and more space for the cable.
My bathroom light and shower isolator switches are just outside the bathroom door.
If it results, at least theoretically, in an 'unnecessary' fire risk, some might say that it is a 'good reason' for not having one at all, mightn't they?
Kind Regards, John
A combi boiler does not require the water to be turned on to work in frost protection mode. It just circulates the water in the central heating pipes.
Try turning the mains water off, open a cold tap to relieve the pressure, turn up the frost stat or raise the set point to above the ambient temp and see what happens. I can only say what happen with Remeha and Chaffs.
As spoken by the expert who says
And declares that he doesn’t have a copy of the Wiring Regulations, but knows what is in it.
True, I was just wondering where on earth you get your version of the facts from.