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Forum: Questions and Answers 04-03-2010, 18:02

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms why are we moving to over 18's, are you posting a picture :p :D

Forum: Questions and Answers 04-03-2010, 16:45

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms Was he very short? :rolleyes:

Forum: Questions and Answers 04-03-2010, 15:45

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms Before I answer that I will ask a question. Did he have tight jeans on and a nice bum when he bent over?

Forum: Questions and Answers 04-03-2010, 08:28

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms I am guessing he put both upstairs and downstairs ring mains on the same circuit breaker. The one that was tripping out - was it the same physical size as the others or bigger?

Forum: Questions and Answers 03-03-2010, 19:57

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms If the circuit breaker is tripping but the plug fuses are not it points to a cable fault. I am guessing at faulty circuit breaker or a loose terminal screw somewhere. I would class it as an urgent...

Forum: Questions and Answers 03-03-2010, 18:40

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms what do you mean by "plugs blowing"? Did the fuse blow in the plug or the circuit breaker the consumer unit trip off?

Forum: Questions and Answers 02-03-2010, 08:37

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms yes Neil[/quote] I am glad you agree :p

Forum: Questions and Answers 02-03-2010, 07:51

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms Not at all, most people do not know how to and don't have the equipment to safely test a circuit for being live or dead. You are a pain in the bum but I don't want you dead :rolleyes::D

Forum: Questions and Answers 02-03-2010, 07:34

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms Most Housing Association install mains powered ones so they don't have to rely on the tenants changing batteries. Some of them are linked together so when one goes off they all do. Good in a fire but...

Forum: Questions and Answers 02-03-2010, 07:32

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms I have seen them before where you can remove them by removing a screw and rotating them. They have touch proof connectors on them leaving them safe when removed.

Forum: Questions and Answers 02-03-2010, 07:30

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms Not being disrespectful to flashy but how would she know she had removed the power? She did the right thing and phoned Twin Valley, it must have been the right thing to do because it was my idea...

Forum: Questions and Answers 28-02-2010, 21:10

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms why, they have rechargeable batteries in them as well

Forum: Questions and Answers 28-02-2010, 16:48

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms That is what post 10 said at 11.28 this morning :p

Forum: Questions and Answers 28-02-2010, 12:10

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms Rate of rise heat detectors will not go off with smoke, they look at how quickly the room heats up. In a fire the room will heat up very quickly.

Forum: Questions and Answers 28-02-2010, 11:54

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms Are you sure the house is not on fire and you are being a little slow today :p :D

Forum: Questions and Answers 28-02-2010, 10:28

Replies: 68 Heat sensors/smoke alarms Views: 2,245 Posted By Neil Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms It sounds faulty Shaz, phone them up and ask them to sort it out. If they start to mess you around just remind them it is there to save your life in the event of a fire ;)

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