Converting a storage heater socket to a standard plug socket
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Converting a storage heater socket to a standard plug socket
I want to swap a storage heater socket over to a standard plug socket - are there any potential problems with doing this or is it a pretty straight forward swap job?
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The CSA is how we measure cables and can work out what currunt the cable can carry safely. ie when you buy cable you'll come across 1.00, 1.5, 2.5, 4.00mm2 etc..........Beachcomber wrote:
I'd thought about the fuse rating but what do you mean by 'cross sectional area of cable'?
This is the cross sectional area (CSA) of the cable, sometimes it is visable on the cable.
Like to thinking behind the timed plug, I could do with one for any time Bruce Forshyte I mean Forsyth come on.
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outnabout wrote:The CSA is how we measure cables and can work out what current the cable can carry safely. ie when you buy cable you'll come across 1.00, 1.5, 2.5, 4.00mm2 etc..........Beachcomber wrote:
I'd thought about the fuse rating but what do you mean by 'cross sectional area of cable'?
This is the cross sectional area (CSA) of the cable, sometimes it is visable on the cable.
Like to thinking behind the timed plug, I could do with one for any time Bruce Forshyte I mean Forsyth comes on.
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Eastenders or swmbo and the kids on your caseBeachcomber wrote:Hmmm, given me an idea.lamntile wrote:If its on an E7 circuit for storage heaters there should be a timer you may find your socket is only working at certain times
Can I put the telly socket on a timer so it cuts off every time Eastenders comes on!
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Ah right you are - lost me on the posh termanology - we keep fings simple dewn 'ere rooooight!outnabout wrote:
The CSA is how we measure cables and can work out what currunt the cable can carry safely. ie when you buy cable you'll come across 1.00, 1.5, 2.5, 4.00mm2 etc..........
This is the cross sectional area (CSA) of the cable, sometimes it is visable on the cable.
Like to thinking behind the timed plug, I could do with one for any time Bruce Forshyte I mean Forsyth come on.