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Sparks in Spain: Charles & Sheila Dolby

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Charles and Sheila Dolby. Just to let you know how thrilled we are with the Night Storage Heaters which you supplied and fitted. When it was so wet and miserable on Sunday we were as warm as toast. We will certainly be recommending you to people who want a safe, efficient heating system. Sheila and Charles Dolby, Quesada. Charles and Sheila Dolby. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 160;for advice on a wide variety of issues covered in these articles. . We are based in the seaside city of Torrevieja, 30 ...

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Sparks in Spain: What is a boletin?

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What is a boletin? A BOLETIN is an Electrical Installation Certificate for low voltage, or Certificado de Instalación Eléctrica de baja tension, most commonly referred to in Spain simply as a Boletin. A Boletin is an official document certifying the installation complies with the specifications of the current Spanish electrical regulations. It stipulates the maximum permissible power capacity and ensures the quality and condition of the installation. If you want to change the tariff. We recommend obtaini...

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Sparks in Spain: Worst Electrical Jobs

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THE PHOTOS say it all! One of the worst wiring jobs that I have seen during my 12 years on the Costa Blanca. Fault finding on this air conditioning installation in Res. Costa Flamenca went from bad to worse the more I exposed the wiring behind the pipework. No conduit, taped joints, earth cables used as live and neutrals, all cemented inside a wall then tiled over, and connected into the same circuit as the kitchen sockets. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). We are based in the seaside city of Torreviej...

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Sparks in Spain: How to Upgrade an Electricity Supply

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How to Upgrade an Electricity Supply. UPGRADING AN electricity supply is required when you need more power than you are currently contracted for with Iberdrola. To permit an increase to the contracted power supply. Your contracted power supply (potencia contratada) is stated in kilowatts (kW) on your contract and electricity bill. This is the amount of electrical power that you sign up for with Iberdrola. ICP penalty charge for a 3.3 kW contracted supply. Most commonly referred to as an ICP. Will result ...

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Sparks in Spain: Power Surge Protection for the whole house

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Power Surge Protection for the whole house. FORGET THOSE plug in surge protection adapters available from the local DIY store, they only provide protection to those items plugged directly in to them, usually just the PC. What about the air conditioning units, the washing machine, and all the other appliances in the house? What is a power surge. A power surge is a sudden and unwanted increase in voltage. That can damage or destroy electrical equipment. They burn out chips (Integrated circuits). More commo...

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Sparks in Spain: Spain's solar industry in crisis

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Spain's solar industry in crisis. SPAIN APPROVES tax on solar panels. It's a complete 180 degree about turn for Spanish solar energy, and a complete 180 for those who encouraged by government subsidizes invested in it." reports Al Jazeera. As reported in my post " Spain plans to tax the Sun. The move has angered environmentalists and solar energy support groups. The Comisión Nacional de la Energía (CNE). Has objected to the plans. BBC News. However, the Commission has a dilemma. They are anxious not ...

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Sparks in Spain: Do you have a billing issue with Iberdrola?

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Do you have a billing issue with Iberdrola? If you have a billing issue and need assistance with Iberdrola. Inevitably, energy consumption and high bills are normally the problem. Email Sparks. With an explanation, together with any correspondence received from Iberdrola. Plus a copy of the electricity bill. If you require us to act on your behalf with Iberdrola. We need the following documentation:. 8226; Copy of your electricity bil. 8226; Copy of your NIE certificate (preferable) or Residencia. Tony a...

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Sparks in Spain: What to do if you have been cut off

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What to do if you have been cut off. THE CONSEQUENCES of not paying your electricity bill can seem worse than root canal work by Dr. Christian Szell in Marathon Man. And it’s no safe bet to blame the bank, even if it is their fault. If Iberdrola. Don’t receive their wonga they are about as unsympathetic as the jury in the Rudolph Hess Nazi war crimes trial. The first thing to do is to ensure that any outstanding debt on the account is cleared, if you have problems dealing with Iberdrola. To remove the el...

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Sparks in Spain: Homebuyers Electrical Survey

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IN THE current economic climate it is not surprising to find that people are bypassing electrical surveys in a bid to save money. Spanish electrical regulations recommend a domestic installation should be checked every 10 years. These are difficult times, and whilst not having a survey done before committing your hard-earned cash to a property purchase is a short-term saving, it could result in unexpected problems and legal issues. Three things you need to know about a property… before you buy. This was ...