Hi All,
Is it just me or is the something missing from this schedule of test from an EICR?
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Is it just me or is the something missing from this schedule of test from an EICR?
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Seems like they have just carried out earth fault loop impedance tests (Zs). The remarks column states no insulation resistance tests were carried out, not clear if rcd readings are applicable as it is almost indecipherable although you can make out rcd written in the Circuit Description. Have they told you a full test was carried out.
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Extent of electrical installation covered – complete installation
Agreed limitations – 10% of fixtures and fittings removed for inspection. No R2 or insulation tests due to sensitive equipment.
I think that's what it says anyway, hard to read really, I just have a scanned copy from someone else.
Agreed limitations – 10% of fixtures and fittings removed for inspection. No R2 or insulation tests due to sensitive equipment.
I think that's what it says anyway, hard to read really, I just have a scanned copy from someone else.
No insulation resistance tests due to sensitive equipment is a bit of a cop out but if that was agreed then so be it. If they introduced these limitations off their own back with no discussion that is different. The key point is where is says Agreed Limitations.
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Because of the addition of separate columns for RCD type etc.
I use Easycert software which gives the option of fitting it all onto one page.
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