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1 hour ago, PeterJames said:
But what should have happened when he removed the bell fuse?
Yes at that point, but when the rkp fuse blew then no.
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51 minutes ago, PeterJames said:
And theres your answer right there
He swapped the fuses to prove, the sab fuse was intact.
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If possible I'd look to make sure that the cable is not going to short again. If you've damaged it with the drill and are confident enough I'd look at maybe putting a junction box in where the damage is but you'd need to isolate the whole cable from the panel before doing it.
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Why would it sound if a fuse popped when unset?
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No, it'll most likely just be the fuse.
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Tbf I'm not concerned (should I be?) I've not owned a phone since 1995 and this current S8 thing seems to be great on the battery, the Mrs phone is <£200 and she uses her bedside one (5.4v) to charge 99 percent of the time anyway.
Does the additional 2v really cause that much issue?
We have a couple of Galaxy Tabs and a kindle that often get charged on it and they are fine tbf.
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I've got the same but it has a fly lead.
Anyway with the multi meter most are between 4.9c and 5.4v the one I use the most in the kitchen is 7.4v!
And one of the two in the daughters old room are 0v.
All are different makes bought at different times but all match in each room if that makes sense.
Looks like I need a couple new ones.
Lol
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4 hours ago, sixwheeledbeast said:
I feel they have far too many issues to be worth it.
A lot of them are shoehorned into the outlets free space with no thought on quality of the power supply.
Even if they supply the correct voltages from new (a lot of the cheap ones don't) as it ages the voltage will creep up and will not last as long as the outlet would itself.
There is a tiny amount of tolerance with USB voltage before batteries take a hit, cheap car chargers can be just as bad for this.
Cheaper brands it can effect the IR of the device, some brands known to make the USB ports live in a failure of the PSU.
On top of that there is also the issue you can't switch them off (from a safety or power POV) without doing so at the CU, lack of support for larger devices and/or smart charging.
In short a bad idea IMO.
Some good points and I'll look at the o/p voltage on them just out of interest.
I don't like anything on show so find the convenience overrides the negatives for me at least.
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Great analogy
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I have them all over, probably get better ones now tbf and I did wonder about the safety of them when I first fitted them a few years ago but out of probably 12 I've had 0 failures. First ones I bought (I've changed them as I've decorated) were c£30 - £40 iirc.
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"gosh"
Homo.
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There also used to be a website with the forms on iirc?
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Remove the black and blue and place a wire link where they were and do the same for red and yellow and report back.
You will also need to hold down the tamper switches and reset the panel or put it back in the casing and place the lid back on correclty.
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Did you try linking out the inputs direct?
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I have 3 of these and find them great dual (12w & 18w iirc) chargers:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07FNWP1JV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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14 minutes ago, james.wilson said:
helmand province?
Only on lockdown...
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I saw it as Kitchen with a council worktop?
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Yup, defo not best for you....
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No it's not, black/brown/blue
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13 hours ago, MrHappy said:
nah I wanna be a famer
360 drivers/grab wagon drivers are on reasonable cash for similar
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You'll love Phil...
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Cumbria's a county, much like me saying East Sussex is a shithole because I once went to Uckfield.
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2 hours ago, PeterJames said:
Ive been to Cumbria I dont think I would need to see it twice to know Where James is living is much nicer
I'd suggest you do, there's nothing wrong with Cumbria, where abouts did you visit?
Ademco Accord 8 issues
in Control Panels (Public)
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Anyway, it's all sorted and thanks for the update.