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eraymos

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In Topic: Bending Pvc Conduit Pipe

2012-02-02 01:14:33

Forkinhades, on 2012-01-31 20:41:19, said:

In the UK we would use a spring that goes inside, and then you slowly and gradually bend it around your knee.

Seen here, that they put a series of cuts in the pipe to get the radius

You can buy the spring at electrical supply stores here in Thailand. We bought ours in Nang Rong, Buriram. The thai electrican warmed the conduit over a gas stove

In Topic: 'Official' Thai Guidelines For Installing A Domestic Electrical System

2011-12-29 02:19:37

bankruatsteve, on 2011-12-28 19:19:12, said:

And, just curious, was that a local thing or perhaps Thailand coming out with a national code?

If you look at the first page it says 2546, we are now going into the year 2555/2012.

In Topic: How To Choose Tiles

2011-12-17 02:05:46

One should work from 3 or 4 boxes of tiles at the same time when laying tiles.

In Topic: Circuit Board

2011-08-06 00:21:02

thaibeachlovers, on 2011-08-05 21:29:16, said:

Crossy, on 2011-08-05 21:06:00, said:

10A on the 1.5mm² circuit will be fine to protect the cable although I am surprised that 10A is the smallest breaker, UK lighting circuits are usually 5A.

Thanks Crossy.
It may just be Pattaya Home Pro doesn't have smaller.
If I remember correctly, it's 5 amps in NZ as well.

PS. While all my plugs are wired direct to earth, should I also earth the circuit board box?

I have two Square D catalogs and both of them show 10 amp as the smallest MCB.