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Brush Plate or Flex Outlet

Brush Plate or Flex Outlet: Which Does Your Cable Need?

A brush plate and a flex outlet both tidy the hole behind a wall-mounted TV, but they are different parts for different cables, and they sit in different plate systems. This guide explains which one suits thin AV leads, which one suits a single round cable up to 10mm, how Euro module plate sizes work, and where installs go wrong. It also covers the ten finishes available, with prices and stock checked on 4 November 2026.

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Panel Heater :

Panel Heater: Plug It In or Fit a Fused Spur?

Panel heater fused spur or plug? The answer is written into each heater’s manual, and even one maker gives different instructions for different models. This guide compares four Dimplex manuals, shows how to pick a 3A or 13A fuse with simple arithmetic, explains double pole isolation and the 3mm contact gap, and warns about timer spurs. It ends with the BG fused connection unit to buy and the box depth it needs.

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BG 8000 SERIES CODES EXPLAINED

BG 800 Series Codes Explained: What 811, 822 and 850 Mean

BG labels its white moulded round edge range with short numbers such as 811, 822DP and 850, and the numbers follow a pattern once you know it. This guide decodes the BG 800 series codes using BG’s own data sheets and our live listings: the switch, socket, 20A and fused connection groups, the suffixes DP, CON and WH, and how the codes map to the square edge 900 series. It includes a worked order for a two bedroom flat, with prices checked on 29 October 2026.

 

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