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Replacing electric radiators
I’m looking to replace electric radiators in my flat (two with a more modern version, one with a towel rail). I’m just wondering if it is a difficult/ timely job for an electrician to do? It would need to be wall mounted and doesn’t have a plug, just an ‘off-peak’ switch. Also, is there anything not obvious that I need to consider? Cheers
Can I fit a plug socket on here
Guys got a lightswitch in my living room that leads to 3wires in the middle of the chimney breast. Can I connect a plug socket here so I can plug my TV into this?
Electric shock risks
Is it normal/expected to get a minor electric shock every now and then if performing electrical work in the house?
New Electric Oven
Hi all, My old oven packed up over Christmas so I ordered a new one. The old oven was simply plugged into a socket on the wall. The new oven is 4030W and the existing hob 4050W, the existing hob is wired into the mains, both oven and existing hob are on the same CU circuit. I have been quoted £350 for a new cable 10mm cable into the CU (around 5m from the oven), installation of new switch and connecting the oven up. Does this sound about accurate? Thanks in advance!
Overhead power line contact
If I accidentally make contact with an overhead power line, what should I do?
Bathroom ceiling extractor fan.
My bathroom extractor fan has stopped working. It is fitted into the loft over a grid in the bathroom ceiling. Is it possible to remove the grid and replace the fan with one fitted to the bathroom ceiling?
How to protect electrics during a floor
I live in a part of the UK that is susceptible to flooding. In the event of floods, what steps should I take in terms of the electrics? Should I turn off the power? If it’s not something I should myself, is there any way to have emergency workers come out to help with the electricity during such a scenario? Is it best to just evacuate?
Prong problem.stuck in socket
A bit of my prong is stuck in the socket and can't turn off the socket switch,will it explode
Lasting harm of an electric shock?
Can an electric shock leave any lasting damage?
gas and electrical safety certificates
how much would a electrical safety certificate be for a one bedroom flat
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