Pocster

I do 😁👍

Yeah I got bored and ended up watching Bluey ( kids program not a ‘ blue ‘ movie )

I watched your effort - it was rubbish. Like my £15 “ pay per view “ back please .

If I want to spend a zillion quid on anything I will . From now on in honour of you I shall not use kw / kwH or any variation - I shall use CT . That’s Cream Tea ; a Cornish delicacy. Universal Notation can also fit in the middle .

Yesterday SWMBO decided to try and use a gigawatt of lecky . Everything on including oven as she goes on a “ bake off “ bender . Reasonable Pv generation yesterday. Yet I had to set the SE to manually discharge or we’d start pulling from the grid at a zillion quid a kw . So after that I set SE to charge from the grid at off peak . Pw and SE both low going into the night . It worked ! No issues - both took from the grid simultaneously!

Grouting colour choice came from a higher power . All men yield in the face of such superiority. Oss .

Yes . I only do big boy stuff now . I choose my own path oh master to determine my own fate . Oss

Decided to semi ignore you @Nickfromwales . Ordered rubber flange thing but gone with weld for now as it hasn’t turned up yet . Where the waste pipe enters the tank is a rubber flange - so can cope with some movement . Mega size fitting for weld to 110

I get FU errors all the time …. 😁👍

My beauty !

It helps if one set of N and L are in the right way round 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Seems to work now strangely….. it is Friday !

Did one of these before . They've changed the design and now I’m confused . Got it powered up . Got the fibaro z wave relay linked to the thermostat input correctly I think . Activating it in software I can hear the relay click but no power seems to go to the actuator . Not sure if I’m ment to do something with the “ heat enable “ ….

Struggle to get my hands in there

Yes boss

https://www.drainagesuperstore.co.uk/product/flexseal-rubber-flexible-underground-standard-drainage-coupling.html Doubt it’s longer - but no matter I’ll get 2 jubilees on it per end

Ok then . I will do a number 2 later

Basin inlet is on the right of pan, yet my basin must be on the left. It's all a bit too tight for my liking.

Don't like this. It's a tight space so have to jubilee clip short pipes for waste and basin to pan before putting in situ. Assume I have to jubilee the other end before going to weld pipe otherwise if (when!) I need to remove pan I'll be stuffed. Don't like jubilee clips. Don't like visible pipework - but no real choice.

I’ve had jubilee clips on pumps before and over time they’ve come off . I think the movement of the pump ( jolt ) loosens them - though just as much as a weld joint . How about I solvent weld it and put that rubber coupler on ? 😁

UPVC class C Pump spec is: https://www.sumpsandpumpsdirect.co.uk/acatalog/zoeller222.pdf Can't see any obvious mention of pressure etc.

The spigot discharge pipe is 52mm solvent weld i.e no thread etc. This is the spec recommended from the sump pump manufacturer.

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