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So I get this right I need a product that is ( BS EN ISO 13850:2015) compliant, can you explain briefly in laymans terms, about BS EN ISO 13850:2015 for me please..... What relative products do you know of that are BS EN ISO 13850:2015 compliant, that you could point me to..... I will try to...

Well if that case this UK based company should be reported http://www.poolewood.co.uk/acatalog/No_Volt_Release_Switches.html Which NVR start stop with emergency stop would you recommend please.....?? I had a gut instinct that 8A would be too low. My understanding of the NLO RCD Plug is that...

As I clearly stated I had mistakenly took the references to taking courses as taking the mick, to which, Evans Electric helped to clear up, hence that was put right, to which I had indeed apologised for my mistake..... ;) ;)

Sorry I did forget to mention that I will be fitting the aformentioned RCD Plug with Non latching Operation similar to http://www.screwfix.com/p/masterplug-rcd-plug/44855

Hi Sidewinder Yes I would be using a start stop NVR with built in emergency stop button like these, But not sure which would be best as I have seen them in 8A / 16A & 18A my thinking is that 8A will be too low & 18A may be a tad overkill (but could be wrong), so 16A may be best...

Do you mean something like these.....?? http://www.luminite.co.uk/easyswitch-wireless-switching-transmitter/

Thank you for clearing that up Evans Electric Apologies for seeing it that way, as I don't have time to go on courses especially in the foreseeable future, but I do share a rented space (long term contract), with some people that like to use & abuse anyone else's kit baring their own, when...

Hi Sidewinder, Thank you for welcoming me. I thought I would get help here, as electrics need to be safe & not taken the mick out NOR for granted of, so for those two above I will have to ignore them, at least on this occasion, but your comment is very much welcome, as is Evans Electric...

Thank you Evans Electric, I had thought of that, but really want to go with the remote switches tbh.....

Hi all, I am building a portable workstation to hold 4 power tools IE: Router, Saw, Disc sander (Drill powered), Small Drill Press. The idea I would ideally like is for each unit to only be powered at any on time without the others being able to switch on until the one in use is switched off...