@MHIAE_Ltd Please help. Brand new SRK45ZMP-S/SRC45ZMP-S with fan but no cooling or heating. Installer has disappeared off the face of the earth. How do I get this repaired with my warranty when I cannot get in touch with the installer?
@DuncanBannatyne@Bannatyne just wondering if you're going to be removing the word "health" from Bannatyne Health Club Grove Park.
The state of the ceiling in the gents changing rooms and the rank smell of the toilets is absolutely foul
@BritishGas yet another infinite loop #worstcustomerservice You really are the most painful company I have ever had the displeasure of giving my hard earned money to
@BritishListedB This used to be the end of me and my sister saying “are we nearly there yet” travelling to see my grandparents in Blackpool. Still get excited seeing it
@BritishGas worst customer service ever. Smart meter installed but not communicating. You are forcing me to pay more because of your faulty equipment. #SCAM Over 40 hours spent on chat and phone trying to resolve
@sammile64920727 @veganuary Best tip is to cook from scratch. Vegan ready meals are pretty full of salt etc and you’ll end up feeling bloated and unhealthy which doesn’t help. I loved naturally vegan recipes best rather than “fake” burgers etc. some wonderful Indian recipes out there
@devisridhar Just when you thought Professor Sridhar had reached the peak of greatness, raised to a whole new level with Chewy with a surf board In the background
@optilude If you can isolate (I.e. completely remove all power) you would be safe but this probably falls under part p notifiable work so would legally need to be done by an electrician. legally being the key word here
@optilude@APWorsley This looks a little more trustworthy. Tuya are not terrible eMylo Smart Single-Phase Meter 60A 90-250V, WiFi 35mm DIN-Rail Electricity Energy Meter with Digital Display Watt-Hour Meter Household Energy Meter Power Consumption Monitor kWh Ammeter https://t.co/55V6u9Hdl9
@optilude@APWorsley Interesting. eWeLink is a horrible app but usually you can flash with tasmota. Would like to see the size of the poles. It’s possible given that you can get 63a in a consumer unit module. Assume you’d be getting a spark to fit?
@optilude@APWorsley Absolutely. As a person who loves to tinker with high voltage/currents I’d be looking to DIY normally. But you’d probably be looking at a contactor relay, and then the unknown is how they have programmed the “smart” bit to handle reboots. For this I’d be back to the manufacturer