TonyT

Shelley do a flood sensor for under £30. It will be up in running in 2 minutes. Blue ABS pumps are good quality, we fitted them in Scottish Water.

Fully compliant, socket not in the bathroom

Fit a box. 25mm kopex to an accessible space. pass manufacturer cable through kopex with plug in room, you haven’t fitted a socket…

I would live in the house for a while and insulate the place as much as possible then do a heat loss calculation. Then stick the PV in with a hybrid inverter to allow for battery storage.

You generally need current transformers to determine power generated and consumed. I wouldn’t be using a spur on an immersion, normally it’s a 20 amp double pole switch, so you would be better switching a contactor on and off.

Use a street bend, or conversion bend?

I entered same details twice and got two different replies…. I see fibre joint boxes 2 telegraph poles away.. my copper comes in this way so one day that would be good..

Fuse box

Can’t you send the drawings to some local contractors to get a feel for the price and availability?

£60 gets you a external shower fitting designed for camper vans with a hinged cover and removable hose that adjusts temp. a couple of double check valves, isolation valves, drain valves later and you have a dog shower. got all the bits just waiting for the motivation.

Afraid so, probably haven’t gone away part from the domestic market, I do recall a range of small consumer unit size optimisers…

The salesmen are too busy selling voltage optimisers to push the infrared

I have a infra red panel that drops into a 600x600mm ceiling tile. its fine in the workshop when standing under it, but I wouldn’t want to heat a home with it

You haven’t advised what cable size and length so now can we know if it’s better than your price? bimble solar or ITS for panels etc may be worth looking at..

Google MCS installation standards or something like that. this will give schematics on what an install should me like to be compliant, doesn’t matter if you don’t want MCS certification it’s away of doing the install correctly..

Hot glue the escutcheon to the handle, no chance of damaging lock mechanism. cut screws and glue head of screw into escutcheon to give impression it’s screwed.

Hot glue?

You need to know the specification of the screen to determine that

Recess them behind the picture?

It’s DC powered so probably easy enough that make/buy a battery back to suit and connnect it via the DC plug.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/electricity-supply-emergency-code matrix for planned outages. last updated 2019. you just need to check your electricity bill to see what letter you are. it’s adjacent to your name and address letter of the alphabet in a square is what you are looking for

I just use cheap wall lights, long flex and plug. bang nail into wall and hang up tyrap if nail offends

Several Led floodlights for me, low power, no heat generated so less of a fire risk

That’s the same type of bath we are looking to install in a few years I have the same worries and plan to fit one of these https://shellystore.co.uk/product/shelly-flood/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMItpf89O2E-wIVW-3tCh05jgcsEAQYASABEgI24fD_BwE under the bath, battery will last a year so any leak will materialise before the battery runs out. £25 gives peace of mind and saves long term decor damage

Risers, not sealed also didn’t help