For old time's sake

[antinode]

My first ever install, and I will be ripping it out tommorow as we're moving. I'll do a few things differently next time though. I did'nt leave enough slack in the cables, so even though there's a decent amount there, there's not as much as I'd like. There are also a couple of unmarked cables, which should be fun identifying. Also, I kept adding bits to it, so it does look a bit messy. The PSU needs a grommet on the mains input, but apart from that, I'm a bit proud of it! Apologies for the mess on the floor too

[bellman]

Not too bad that fella, try to get some belden for the reinstall though.

It'll save u grief in the long run as the Galaxy is fussy over shielding and earthing.

Regards

Bellman

[norman]

yeah, and tidy up yer mess ya scruffy git.

[Guest]

I'm sure I speak for most people here when I say it's a damn sight better than a lot of job's I've seen in the past.

[Guest]

AMEN to that, you just have to look at the rogue thread

[Brian c]

yeah, and tidy up yer mess ya scruffy git.

55565[/snapback]

And you've left the lid off

[breff]

And you could have put the 12v cable from the psu in trunking instead of just clipping it to the brickwork

[breff]

Good to see a monitored PSU though.

[Service Engineer]

The GALLERY is now fully functional again..

Dont suppose you guys wanna add yer piccies into the Rogues Gallery section..?

[antinode]

Thanks. Did'nt bother with trunking, as it's all gone now anyway. The PSU was only installed two weeks ago, so I thought it'd be alright for a couple of weeks. I connected the Trouble relay on the PSU across a zone, which triggers an output (LED) which I put in a surface patress/blanking plate on the landing, so I can see if it comes on.