Whats wrong with neon screwdrivers?

Uh Joke!

bit like your comment about spuring off a lighting circuit??...right...nope didnt think not...you are on a public message board of which many diyers come to for info and i have got to say info like yours is not required...i agree nothing wrong in as much it would work BUT that it as far as it goes...prehaps you would be better off sticking to what you know...what ever that may be cos with comment like nothing wrong with spuring off a lighting circuit it certainly isnt sparkying.

and i want to add electricity is dangerous and it can kill oh and cause fires but then being a pro you would no that..right??

Edited February 24, 200818 yr by mjw

bit like your comment about spuring off a lighting circuit??...right...nope didnt think not...you are on a public message board of which many diyers come to for info and i have got to say info like yours is not required...i agree nothing wrong in as much it would work BUT that it as far as it goes...prehaps you would be better off sticking to what you know...what ever that may be cos with comment like nothing wrong with spuring off a lighting circuit it certainly isnt sparkying.

and i want to add electricity is dangerous and it can kill oh and cause fires but then being a pro you would no that..right??

i agree with you mjw, electrikery is dangerous and should be treated with the utmost respect, i dont think it is a good idea putting a socket from a lighting circuit even if it is protected by and 3 amp fuse spur oh and im a registered electrician by the way. NICEIC

Edited February 24, 200818 yr by satsuma01

AND thats from a i quote 'professional electrician'....

Just to clarify MJW, where did you get the 'professional Electrician' info from??

Just to clarify MJW, where did you get the 'professional Electrician' info from??

in his earlier post he claimed he was a professional tradesman in the plumbing/heating and electrical area what ever that means

in his earlier post he claimed he was a professional tradesman in the plumbing/heating and electrical area what ever that means

Ah, So actual statement of 'qualified sparks' then. That clears that up.

Based on earlier posts seems more like sales for either certain Wireless system or an Electrical wholesaler who happens to flog it.

But reading back, it seems you got the wrong chap. I think you were referring to Umster.

Edited February 24, 200818 yr by barooga

Ah, So actual statement of 'qualified sparks' then. That clears that up.

Based on earlier posts seems more like sales for either certain Wireless system or an Electrical wholesaler who happens to flog it.

But reading back, it seems you got the wrong chap. I think you were referring to Umster.

think you might be right

thank god someone with aleast a little sense

I make that 3 of us

The bell box uses 25 m (Milli amps). I'm happy that my lighting circuit can cope with this. I'm not going to spur off a bedroom socket for this and have unsightly trunking just for that.

If you dont like it. TUFF.

The bell box uses 25 m (Milli amps). I'm happy that my lighting circuit can cope with this. I'm not going to spur off a bedroom socket for this and have unsightly trunking just for that.

If you dont like it. TUFF.

you do what you want, the problem is your now telling others to do it that way too