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| > I’m an electrician and I fit the JCC Fireguards, they have replaceable GU10 lamp, 30/60/90 minute fire rated, IP65 bezels for bathrooms, push fit loop in and out connections, can be installed with insulation above. Integrated fittings are nice but when they fail you have to change the whole light which is not very sustainable, potentially an electricians job and the model you haven may have been discontinued. With the JCC fireguard, a home owner can simply change the lamp. I won’t name names but there is a very big manufacturer who have identified a problem with their integrated downlights where the unit fails and the light starts flashing and they are having to pay electricians to replace them. Maybe a review of the JCC fireguard fitting would be nice on the channel. I see a lot of really bad DIY installations and this video I think will improve the standards of DIY wiring. I See so many install with single insulation exposed outside the fitting and wago or connected block joints not in an enclosure/box. Keep up the good work, I learn a lot from your videos on other DIY projects | > I’m an electrician and I fit the JCC Fireguards, they have replaceable GU10 lamp, 30/60/90 minute fire rated, IP65 bezels for bathrooms, push fit loop in and out connections, can be installed with insulation above. Integrated fittings are nice but when they fail you have to change the whole light which is not very sustainable, potentially an electricians job and the model you haven may have been discontinued. With the JCC fireguard, a home owner can simply change the lamp. I won’t name names but there is a very big manufacturer who have identified a problem with their integrated downlights where the unit fails and the light starts flashing and they are having to pay electricians to replace them. Maybe a review of the JCC fireguard fitting would be nice on the channel. I see a lot of really bad DIY installations and this video I think will improve the standards of DIY wiring. I See so many install with single insulation exposed outside the fitting and wago or connected block joints not in an enclosure/box. Keep up the good work, I learn a lot from your videos on other DIY projects |
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| | ===== Cheap lidar sensor ===== |
| | [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jj6VQgw1ZvM&lc=UgwKEkU-BbPKFrvQ0eB4AaABAg&pp=0gcJCSMANpG00pGi]] |
| | > For anyone interested in LiDARs, you should check the XT-S1 LiDAR module. 30m maximum range, very cheap. |
| | > The documentation on it is kinda sketchy, but I made it work and it's very reliable. |
| | (see also [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4Uym-JqLws]]) |