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We had to inspect and test a tenanted property this week. We did it last time - 5 years ago. The property had electric storage heating and this was converted over to Rointe type heating. In the interim the present tenant has moved in. He's supposedly a heating engineer and is 'Gas Safe' registered.

Not content with the property and its heating he has installed gas central heating himself. I believe he has the owners consent and they paid him to do it (albeit at a lesser rate I think). This chap has a flashy shiny van and 'talks the talk'. This is what we found (all electrical point were existing before he installed the heating). Now, I pride myself in knowing nothing about plumbing but there wasn't a straight pipe in the house and the majority were not fixed to the wall.

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Then we found this whilst unplugging everything before testing:
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Your report will obviously comment on this situation, and the LL will act accordingly.

Probably nothing wrong with the electrical installation, but something needs to be said about that.

BTW, what happened all the really expensive Rointe heaters?
 
Your report will obviously comment on this situation, and the LL will act accordingly.

Probably nothing wrong with the electrical installation, but something needs to be said about that.

BTW, what happened all the really expensive Rointe heaters?
The retard tried to sell them to me! Honestly. He left me a note asking if I wanted to buy them to offset the cost of the 'real' heating!!

The electrical system was fine save for his masterpiece. I might code some C2's so it fails. The landlord won't then be able to continue his tenancy and his work will have made him homeless (albeit he owns his own house elsewhere) :D
 

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