"Starting an Empty Property Rewire: Installing a Temporary Site Consumer Unit"

Welcome to our latest video where we dive into the intricate process of rewiring an empty property from scratch. Whether you're a seasoned electrician looking for tips or a homeowner venturing into a renovation project, this comprehensive guide has you covered.
In this video, we'll guide you step-by-step through the process of rewiring an empty property, starting from assessing the existing wiring to installing a temporary site consumer unit. Our expert electricians will share invaluable insights, safety measures, and best practices to ensure a smooth and efficient rewiring process.
First, we'll discuss the importance of planning and safety precautions before embarking on any electrical project. We'll then demonstrate how to carefully strip out the old wiring, ensuring minimal damage and maximum safety.
Next, we'll guide you through the installation of a temporary site consumer unit, crucial for providing power during the rewiring process. You'll learn how to select the right consumer unit, safely connect the incoming mains supply, and distribute power throughout the property.
Throughout the video, we'll highlight common challenges and provide practical solutions to ensure your rewiring project stays on track. From managing cable runs to complying with electrical regulations, we'll cover it all.
Whether you're updating an older property or preparing for a major renovation, understanding the essentials of rewiring and installing a temporary consumer unit is vital. Join us on this informative journey as we empower you with the knowledge and skills to tackle your electrical projects confidently.
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[@SoraaConstruction-zl9ww]

Would have been a nice one to repoint and do surface steel pipe

[@herrtomas6729]

Polystyrene gave two major problems. If they caught fire they put out toxic fumes as well as dripping fire from the ceilings. Many a chip-pan fire in kitchens resulted in this.
There was also an obsession (1960s if I recall) when people lined walls with polystyrene rolls (about 2-3mm) underneath wallpaper for insulation. Same noxious problem.
Have we progressed since? Foam cladding!!!

[@TryDiy]

First.

[@JohnDundee-el2ro]

OH NO DUCK YOU WILL BE THROWING YOUR HAMMER AT US HERE IS WHAT I USED TO DO CARRY A COUPLE OF 3 KW FAN HEATERS WARM ALL DAY 12 INCHES OF SNOW OUTSIDE A BOARD LIKE THAT FOR MY KETTLE MY HEATERS. AND MY RADIO