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^yep doesn't look like it's UK- wide

brick slips?

why not before? There's topsoil to strip anyway...

why do you need to dig down?

are there only two lives going into that box?

But it absolutely *will* detect this. And event if it somehow doesn't, remember that inverters are a. current sources and b. have hard voltage limits. Remove the load by unplugging and the current will immediately drop to zero and the voltage rise to beyond the limit voltage. Redundancy...

the Co Down bit is a giveaway 🙂

the rules for electrical sign-off are a bit different in NI...

regardless of it being room-sealed I don't believe you can have a woodstove in a room which has an extractor of any kind. Read the B-Regs very closely for your jurisdiction...

would it be easier if you did a matching wall window attached to it- is there a worthwhile view?

vertical dpc plus check reveal

not everyone who trades is above the VAT threshold...

buy a torque wrench?

there was certainly a massive range of levels of completeness and support when we were dealing over ours. I'm really glad we went with our second option. @Kevan Marshall drop me a PM if you want an overview...

and they were definitely GSE?

Pretty sure they're injection moulded.

But leakage @50Pa would be much much more than leakage in normal conditions surely?

that's just an external antenna. You'll need the booster and it's internal antenna too?

one could always try not even moving the thermostat but just turning it up a few degrees. Wherever the tank is will still track the rest of the house, even if it's a wee bit higher...

certainly with the older coolenergy units there is a selectable overshoot as well as the PID settings being accessible

@SteamyTea are you confusing impact drills and impact drivers?

Am I right in thinking the standing charges/ delivery costs are much higher in the US?

I had a makita-fit 6" chainsaw that came from the south american river shop and got a couple of years out of it till the brushes went catastrophically in the motor replaced it wth a similar one but BL this time and it was under £30 with two batteries, a slow charger, and a spare chain...

oddly enough, the crappiest item I have is a DeWalt circular saw- Binds up mid-cut if you so much as look at it the wrong way... conversely tho, my mate has all Parkside stuff. One of the best items he has is a cute looking wee 3.5" circular saw. Amazing thing, absolutely steams it's way through anything even at max depth of cut.

the fake stuff is great now- I've got both turquoise and yellow flavours