Homebase NICEIC - Voltimum - Search | | Results of your search | Results 61 - 70 About 383 For homebase brandid:NIU (0.96 Seconds) | | | | The load on an electrical installation, or the load of an item of equipment, may be expressed either in amperes or in kVA (kilovoltamperes). But how to convert amperes to kVA? The main reason for wishing to make such a conversion is likely to be that, whilst | | http://www.voltimum.co.uk/news/6092/s/Converting-Amperes-to-[...] | | | | | Approved Contractors and Domestic Installers will appreciate that conductors throughout an installation need to be identified, generally by colour, to indicate their function (and, for live conductors, their polarity), as required by Regulation Groups 514 | | http://www.voltimum.co.uk/news/6344/s/Arrangement-or-marking[...] | | | | | To mark the 50th Anniversay of the NICEIC, Dave Austin looks at its evolution and highlights some milestones in the growth of use of electricity in the UK. He shows how the NICEIC has influenced, changed and regulated standards of electrical safety for both | | http://www.voltimum.co.uk/news/6371/s/NICEIC-Yesterday-Today[...] | | | | | Steven Fox of Fox Electrical Company is the lucky winner of NICEIC's great prize of a Toolbag containing a selection of their sought - after installation books, including all Snags & Solutions Editions. Steven, an electrical contractor in Callachulish, Argyll, | | http://www.voltimum.co.uk/news/6437/s/Voltimum-Advent-Calend[...] | | | | | The Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate (Minor Works Certificate) was first introduced in 1993, in recognition of the fact that the then combined 'Completion and Inspection Certificate' was perceived to be too comprehensive for minor electrical | | http://www.voltimum.co.uk/news/6488/s/Use-and-misuse-of-the-[...] | | | | | The NICEIC is set to offer a full range of Competent Person Schemes, which will enable NICEIC registered contractors to self - certify all notifiable work under Building Regulations Parts F, G, J, L and P using the organisation's simple on - line facility: | | http://www.voltimum.co.uk/news/6503/s/NICEIC-gains-approval-[...] | | | | | Faulty electrical connections (joints and terminations) may attain high temperatures or emit arcs or hot particles, resulting in the risk of fire or other harmful thermal effects to surrounding materials. Faulty electrical connections (joints and terminations) | | http://www.voltimum.co.uk/news/6601/s/Enclosure-of-connectio[...] | | | | | A residual current device (RCD) should not be used in an installation in such a way that its operation would be liable to cause danger or inconvenience. An example of such inappropriate use of an RCD is shown in the diagram in Figure 1. As can be seen from | | http://www.voltimum.co.uk/news/6745/s/Avoiding-danger-and-in[...] | | | | | Snag: Electrical enclosures, such as junction boxes and luminaires, located outdoors are susceptible to water entry. A Common defect observed in equipment located outdoors is the entry of Water. In almost all cases, water entry into electrical equipment | | http://www.voltimum.co.uk/news/6773/s/Electrical-Enclosures-[...] | | | | | Faulty electrical connections (joints and terminations) may attain high temperatures or emit arcs or hot particles, resulting in the risk of fire or other harmful thermal effects to surrounding materials. Therefore, irrespective of nominal voltage, BS 7671 | | http://www.voltimum.co.uk/news/6964/s/Enclosure-of-connectio[...] | | |
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