Here you'll see me installing a Nuaire Faith Plus Extract Fan at a home in Cleckheaton, Bradford
From coring a precise hole, installing the wiring, RCD spur and isolator switch, to powering up, fine-tuning, and testing with my specialist kit, every step is designed to ensure this home will no longer have issues with mould and condensation.
Well, you will surprised to hear that that isn't always the case.
There are many reasons as to why your extract fan isn't working correctly and most of the time its down to either a poorly installed ducting system or the fan is a waste of money that's not suitable for any type of bathroom extraction.
In the video I will be showing you exactly that, a fan that is spinning away and its not doing anything at all.
The only way to tell in fact is to test the fan with the right test equipment to ensure the fan performs.
In this video, I am replacing two consumer units after I have finished the electrical work found on an EICR.
There are lots of circuits and I only had a small space to work in. I think it turned out well but what you think?
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In this video I am installing a small electrical circuit from an existing fuseboard.
It includes two Double sockets chased into the wall, a few funny moments in there, but maybe I just like to laugh at myself.
This work should only be carried out by an experienced and competent electrician.
Call me if you would like to add additional sockets to your home.
Hopefully this video will save you a call-out charge from your local electrician in Cleckheaton, Bradford.
Most RCDs operate into the off position but this RCD is a little different and I have often received calls regarding this issue.
If the MEM Mermera 2000 RCD operates if you have a fault on your electrics it drops into the tripped position, you will need to click the switch into the off position then to the on position. Hard to explain in text so please watch the video.
In part two I am installing a the conduit, sockets and lights to a new Pre-fab garage.
If you haven't seen part 1 already you can find it here.
What did it involve?
Using white plastic conduit, I installed metal clad sockets, switches and light fittings. Wired in twin and earth for this job.
Everything turned out great and I was really really happy with the outcome, plus the customer left me a cracking review!
