https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bx...EpzZlREdEJnTUk

Not complete yet - 2 UFH zones to add, bit of tidying, and 4 conductors
to pull through to the boiler.

DIN connectors are Wago Topjobs. Relays Omron 10A (not quiet, but very
solid).

And boy, working with "singles" is so much more fun than ******* T+E - I
****ing hate T+E, worst cable every invented....

With any luck, will have the boiler running Thursday - hooray...

"Tim Watts" wrote in message
...
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bx...EpzZlREdEJnTUk

Not complete yet - 2 UFH zones to add, bit of tidying, and 4 conductors to
pull through to the boiler.

DIN connectors are Wago Topjobs. Relays Omron 10A (not quiet, but very
solid).

And boy, working with "singles" is so much more fun than ******* T+E - I
****ing hate T+E, worst cable every invented....

With any luck, will have the boiler running Thursday - hooray...

that's nice ...... winter is coming

On Tuesday, 31 October 2017 21:56:21 UTC, Tim Watts wrote:
Not complete yet - 2 UFH zones to add, bit of tidying, and 4 conductors
to pull through to the boiler.

.... scrape the barcode label off the elbow ...

With any luck, will have the boiler running Thursday - hooray...

You'll be able to have a wash!

Personally I think I'd have used panel mount neon indicators on the lid of the relay box.

Did you do the plumbing as well?

Owain

On Wed, 1 Nov 2017 01:30:06 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:

On Tuesday, 31 October 2017 21:56:21 UTC, Tim Watts wrote:
Not complete yet - 2 UFH zones to add, bit of tidying, and 4 conductors
to pull through to the boiler.

... scrape the barcode label off the elbow ...

You sound like my Mrs with yer thing with labels. ;-)

I generally leave them on as then I know exactly what is was when I
need to get another. ;-)

Cheers, T i m

presented the following explanation :
You'll be able to have a wash!

Personally I think I'd have used panel mount neon indicators on the lid of
the relay box.

LED's would be much better, longer lasting and brighter.

On 01/11/17 08:30, wrote:
On Tuesday, 31 October 2017 21:56:21 UTC, Tim Watts wrote:
Not complete yet - 2 UFH zones to add, bit of tidying, and 4 conductors
to pull through to the boiler.

... scrape the barcode label off the elbow ...

Yeah - will do. Have isopropyl alcohol at the ready...

With any luck, will have the boiler running Thursday - hooray...

You'll be able to have a wash!

Personally I think I'd have used panel mount neon indicators on the lid of the relay box.

There's not much room in there as the relays sit up high

Did you do the plumbing as well?

No :- Too neat for me. I found some excellent plumbers, and they've
put up with me directing their pipe routes to avoid stuff (quite complex
in this house)

Owain

In article ,
Tim Watts wrote:
And boy, working with "singles" is so much more fun than ******* T+E - I
****ing hate T+E, worst cable every invented....

Are you using conduit, or double insulated singles?

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To e-mail, change noise into sound.

On Wednesday, 1 November 2017 10:02:24 UTC, T i m wrote:
... scrape the barcode label off the elbow ...
I generally leave them on as then I know exactly what is was when I
need to get another. ;-)

Leave it on the inside of the inspection lid?

Owain

On 31/10/2017 21:56, Tim Watts wrote:

And boy, working with "singles" is so much more fun than ******* T+E - I
****ing hate T+E, worst cable every invented....


Do you plan to insulate the pipes to keep down the room temperature?

PS

Please get the apprentice to clean the label off the inspection bend,
it'll only get grubby


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reply-to address is (intended to be) valid

On Wed, 1 Nov 2017 07:26:12 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:

On Wednesday, 1 November 2017 10:02:24 UTC, T i m wrote:
... scrape the barcode label off the elbow ...
I generally leave them on as then I know exactly what is was when I
need to get another. ;-)

Leave it on the inside of the inspection lid?

You could but would you look in there before going off to find a
replacement?

Cheers, T i m

On Wednesday, 1 November 2017 17:34:28 UTC, T i m wrote:
Leave it on the inside of the inspection lid?
You could but would you look in there before going off to find a
replacement?

I would if I knew that's where I'd put it in the first place!

Or you could put all the labels, invoices etc for all the parts in a project file and keep them all together somewhere safe.

Owain

Very nice - you must be very satisfied.

On 31/10/2017 21:56, Tim Watts wrote:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bx...EpzZlREdEJnTUk

Not complete yet - 2 UFH zones to add, bit of tidying, and 4 conductors
to pull through to the boiler.

DIN connectors are Wago Topjobs. Relays Omron 10A (not quiet, but very
solid).

And boy, working with "singles" is so much more fun than ******* T+E - I
****ing hate T+E, worst cable every invented....


Try using LSOH cable of any form before you say that again:-)

T&E LSOH is twice the *******.


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Adam

On 01/11/17 19:59, ARW wrote:
On 31/10/2017 21:56, Tim Watts wrote:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bx...EpzZlREdEJnTUk

Not complete yet - 2 UFH zones to add, bit of tidying, and 4
conductors to pull through to the boiler.

DIN connectors are Wago Topjobs. Relays Omron 10A (not quiet, but very
solid).

And boy, working with "singles" is so much more fun than ******* T+E -
I ****ing hate T+E, worst cable every invented....


Try using LSOH cable of any form before you say that again:-)

T&E LSOH is twice the *******.



I wonder if the sparky who did my lighting used that? He said "mind if I
use up some white?" Anyway, I was adjusting a bit the other day for
plumbing reasons, and noticed it seemed much stiffer and spingier than
normal...