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...tandard wiring colours in the UK are (as of 2006) the same as elsewhere in Europe and Australia and follow [[Regulations|international standard IEC 60446]].

...ion that is designed to encompass the range of supply voltages used around Europe, as well as deal with the natural variations in supply voltage that will re

...but in recent times harmonisation was introduced to make 240v UK and 220v Europe more compatible. In practice the target voltage in the UK is still 240v, an

...lso "see" from the UK that are intended to provide programming to mainland Europe.

...ontrol, but not possible unfortunately. A difference in philosophy between Europe and Japan it seems. Most air-con use a hand-held remote, like a TV set. The

...he early 1970s the colours used for flexible wiring were harmonised across Europe, however the colours for fixed wiring remained unchanged until recently. In

...is one German manufacturer who is major and well respected in continental Europe that we don't have: "Junkers". You'd have thought they could have changed t ...20kW versions but is cheaper. Because so many combis are sold (throughout Europe) they can sometimes be cheaper than the non-combi version even though the l

...uide the bit, but the work is carried out blind. Used more in America than Europe.

...0A, which is the preferred refrigerant for residential air conditioners in Europe. R-410A does not contribute to ozone depletion, but it still has a high pot