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    AV cables in solid wall - what the regs say?

    While you're at at it. Switched fuse spur at low level feeding socket behind TV, job's a good un.
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    AV cables in solid wall - what the regs say?

    Yes, generally meets requirements.
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    AV cables in solid wall - what the regs say?

    The big damp patch on the wall will tell you if you been succesful or not :(:(
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    AV cables in solid wall - what the regs say?

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    AV cables in solid wall - what the regs say?

    You've got me looking now ! Part A Building regs. Vertical chase maximum 1/3 of the inner leaf. Assuming 4" leaf thats a 1.3" chase in the wall (not the plaster or whatever finish there is). Sorry to revert to "mm" now but that gives a minimum of 18mm (ish) finish to play with, you should just...
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    AV cables in solid wall - what the regs say?

    Building regs state that you must not form a bridge between the inner and outer leaf of the cavity wall which would allow damp to cross, you could use the cavity if you can ensure this did not happen. Not very easy to achieve in practise.
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    AV cables in solid wall - what the regs say?

    Building regs state that you must not form a bridge between the inner and outer leaf of the cavity wall which would allow damp to cross, you could use the cavity if you can ensure this did not happen. Not very easy to achieve in practise.
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    Queries regarding Inspection Report I've just had completed

    Does not warrant a comment
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    Queries regarding Inspection Report I've just had completed

    NICEIC rules state that you the Customer should ask the Contractor for a complaints form which he must provide you with. Failure to do so I believe would result in his expulsion from the "Club". In my opinion it is a poor report anyway. The summary of the condition of the installation has 2...
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    Queries regarding Inspection Report I've just had completed

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    Kitchen Socket Circuits??

    Oven, Hob or microwave accessible above the counter for "emergency switching" , the rest, hide them away out of sight.
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    Burnt Main Downstream Neutral

    To cover you behind send the customer a Danger Notice without delay. It looks too far gone to be cured by tightening the screw up. What do you mean by IR is open circuit (OC) ?, if it is how have you got satisfactory r1+r2 ? You have what is known as "guilty knowledge" of a potential fire...
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    Please tell me what earth system this is!!

    If you call it by the old description PME (protective multiple earthing) it makes more sense. For safety, in case the neutral becomes open circuit in the distributors network the neutral is "earthed" at "multiple" points along its run. I can see no issue with this arrangement that you show...
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    steel tails for new consumer unit

    Do these tails bend ? Never seen or heard of steel tails, probably tinned copper as another states. If they bend they ain't steel !
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    C J Howard Electrical Contractors Limited

    NICEIC Approved Contractor 043867. Approved by Trading Standards 1398/10
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    100Ma Rcd main switch On TPN board

    Would the 100mA RCD minimise disruption in the event of a single fault ? I don't think you could argue that it did so "requires improvement", C3.
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    Old Timer (ish)

    Been a spark for far too long now, happy to offer advice (and learn new things).
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    Hi fellow sparkies

    Have been following this site and thought I better introduce myself
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