dpmiller

the socket is just clipped into the panel; remove the panel to see if you can unclip it and then probably enlarge the hole a little to let the socket come out through, then the plug and socket should be able to sit flat. Unless the socket is mounted on a pcb of course...

certainly for the GB to NI jaunt, many pallet companies don't have the ability to ship to an address that doesn't have an EORI number. The legislation OTOH allows for private individuals to receive goods *without* said number...

Are the flow and return from the heat source reversed?

if you've had a final inspection, what do you need BC for?

looks like they're maxed-out already. How much flow do you need? Can you turn the pump up or decrease a bypass?

you'll be pushing heated water out of the store when it expands tho?

there's a damper or restrictor either at each room terminal or in the manifold. Have you bothered to look at any suppliers websites yet?

our IZI is a pretty massive helix of 10mm copper inside the drain pipe and the cold feed to the mixer goes through it

All depends what embedded BMS (if any) there is.

"no build announced" for us, which is laughable because BT have already washed their hands of the area and it's part of the Project Stratum initiative. Even moreso as BT have ceased new copper lines at the two local exchanges...

how much is this bargain battery costing?

James McGregor in Belfast harbour estate would've been my first thought, but they're now part of Murdocks I think now?

I'm going to throw in a hearty recommendation for www.voipify.net, their service is excellent, prices are good, and I had no problem with the porting.

I believe you can buy it outright without a sub, but no idea what it does without one.

It wouldn't be my cup of tea, but this exactly what the Sky Glass device purports to do. All channels, all off the internet.

I'm gonna channel @Nickfromwales just for a moment and ask you to check whether the arrow on the pump body is pointing the right way up?

Have you had the lead replaced now?

Don't think there's an option in NI, no.

can't say for GB but the Rates valuation in NI goes by floor area *including outbuildings*. I'm paying dearly for a shed...

Definitely take some time to peruse supplier websites. Heck, get them to do a design for you that you can then reverse-engineer to understand the process...

Tint film

Looking at the way that flexiduct is strained, I wonder if it's worth re-doing that properly while you're in there?

Yep, quite a few larger people carriers and SUVs have a fuel powered auxiliary heater as standard. They're run on a tiny dribble of fuel and the later ones even have the water pump packaged inside. All in a unit smaller than a shoebox /image shamelessly copied

^that's a Webasto / Eberspacher clone, and they've very good. A friend got one of the boxed ones w/ fuel tank, timer etc all built in and it's an impressive piece of kit. I've one of the 5kW water heating ones in the garage (out of an old Ford Galaxy IIRC) that's never been put into use. Some day...

if there's a door on one side, what's on the other?