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  1. M

    63 Amp Isolator

    Devices for emergency switching 537.4.2.5
  2. M

    63 Amp Isolator

    I dont think this is setting a good example to out eastern european or Electrical Trainee friends.
  4. M

    63 Amp Isolator

    I know my NICEIC inspector would be telling me I shouldnt be doing it. He made a comment when I installed a cooker isolator switch in a cupboard as per customers request. Do you ever have inspections?
  5. M

    63 Amp Isolator

    The OP is not talking about a light fitting. Go on commit yourself would you install a cooker without an isolator
  7. M

    63 Amp Isolator

    Getting warm I think. Looking at Memorandum of Guidance on The Electricity at Work Regulation Regulation 12 page 26
  8. M

    63 Amp Isolator

    So that does that mean that you would not install an isolator switch to a cooker? What about good working practice
  10. M

    63 Amp Isolator

    What are you going to use to isolate the cooker when carrying out maintainance?
  11. M

    Electrical Rewire - Advice needed!

    I appreciate that the electricians have to be NICEIC approved contractors and have the ability to provide an Electrical Installation Certificate upon completion. Is there anything else I should know? Any and all advice/information is much appreciated! I agree entirely. This is going to cause...
  13. M

    Consumer Unit

    Dont they come in packs of 3 anymore?
  14. M

    New Zealand 16th edition consumer unit & lack of 30m RCD

    They changed the cu in 2008 so they should have checked & it should have complied at the time
  16. M

    New Zealand 16th edition consumer unit & lack of 30m RCD

    The customer told me the lad who tested it was only 17, not too sure about that though, it was an NICEIC approved company nothing wrong with that I am too, but surely no one would send out a 17 year old kid to carry out testing, unless he went on a 5week course LOL. This company does a lot of...
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    New Zealand 16th edition consumer unit & lack of 30m RCD

    Hi Guys After some opinions. Looked at a consumer unit today installed cu in 2008 under the 16th edition ie split load CU usual configuration cooker, immersion & lights on non RCD & shower & sockets on 30mA RCD side. The reason for the replacement cu in 2008 was to update the existing system...
  19. M

    Consumer Unit

    Why dont you just replace circuits 1,2 & 3 with RCBO's
  20. M

    New Zealand bathroom light

    Something that was installed under a previous reg & was ok at that time can not becombe potentially dangerous over night. This would be a C3 IMO no more, no less. Regarding why would the reg change they do that all the time. once upon a time you had to earth bond a stainless steel kitchen sink...
  22. M

    New Zealand bathroom light

    Does that mean that all those installations done before 16th are dangerous because they had no 30mA RCD or supplementary earthing?
  23. M

    New Zealand bathroom light

    Why is no supplementary bonding a Code 2 if there is no 30mA RCD protection?. From memory supplementary bonding between circuits came into effect mid way of 16th Edition, before that was not needed as I recall
  25. M

    New Zealand bathroom light

    Does it have 30mA RCD protection? this may have a bearing on the code There was a discussion on here yesterday regarding lack of 30mA RCD protection on an old installation. The general view was code 3 for that with the explanation that it was ok on the day it was installed. I think that is a...
  26. M

    New Zealand bathroom light

    What type of light fitting is it?
  28. M

    New Zealand bathroom light

    I think it depends on the type of existing light. I think im right in saying that 16th permitted batten holder with home office skirt, I might be wrong. I have just tested an old peoples home & they have enclosed fittings in the bathrooms but are not IPX4 so IMO C3
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    old rewireables..

    Imo ground floor C2 first floor and above C3

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