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    Fuse board in kitchen EICR

    Hello guys I will not be carrying out EICRs for friends and family ever again as my judgement has become some what cloudy. Thoughts on the below breakers in a commercial kitchen covered in grease? i have suggested new fuse board ?
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    GN8 9.3.1 Calculation of csa – armoured cable 118

    its and existing installation supplying a brick building with just a few sockets and lights. an 2 core SWA 50mm sub mains protected by a 80a BS88-2 fuse supply the fuse board in the outbuilding
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    GN8 9.3.1 Calculation of csa – armoured cable 118

    there are no requirements for supp or main bonding within the building supplied in question , SWA only used as a CPC on sub mains and not supporting main bonding. But yes quite right i think its a factor of 6 or something?
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    GN8 9.3.1 Calculation of csa – armoured cable 118

    Thank you for this chart Ian!!!!! Life saver honestly. Such a usefull chart
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    GN8 9.3.1 Calculation of csa – armoured cable 118

    Ordered GN8 not arrived yet anyone got section 9.3.1 Calculation of csa – armoured cable 118 to hand
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    Internal drainage pipe help

    Thanks for the reply, the NICEIC had me box a similar item off last time.
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    Internal drainage pipe help

    If a cast iron internal drain pipe terminates outside into a clay drainage point is this still classed as extraneous conductive part. I am being super careful as an NICEIC inspector had me box off a soil pipe on a PME system earlier last month and dont want to come a cropper again.
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    18th edition changes to Regulation 411.3.1.2

    Regulation 411.3.1.2 Metallic pipes entering the building having an insulating section at their entrance need not be connected to the protective equipotential bonding. Question is what is meant by an insulation section at the entrance: ** enters in copper but then goes plastic? **enters...
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    Data and power on the Same basket

    What’s the consensus on running swa on the same basket as data 150mm distance appart. Anyone actually had any issues with interference
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    Removal of extraneous conductive part

    Replaced the fuse board on existing installation, could not access origin at time of install and DNO had no records. unfortunate for me on my inspection there was access and confirmed PME .
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    Removal of extraneous conductive part

    Yes indeed and i have just ordered GN8
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    Removal of extraneous conductive part

    the source is 50 meters away down the road
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    Removal of extraneous conductive part

    within a building supplied my a PME system it’s not possible to main bond the extraneous conductive parts effectively back to the origin. Resolution instead of changing to a TT system remove the extraneous conductive parts. Water pipe: this comes out the ground so change this to plastic and...
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    client wont let me back into site

    i could never get access to the origin, turns out we could on my assessment and discovered the building sub main was off a PME 50mm SWA twin. thats the issue. a big mistake for me as assumed i could limitate it on the EICR
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    info of cable size i found out

    https://www.dungannonelectrical.co.uk/dun1-shop/pdf/cable/SWA.pdf the above link is for the manufacturer SWA cable installed on a PME exported into a second building using a 50mm twin SWA where there is main bonding to water pipes in place at 10mm. the cable is 50mm 6943X 50 which is 74mm...
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    client wont let me back into site

    A portfolio job i used for an NICEIC visit required me to return and carry out some extra works, take pictures and send evidence to the NICEIC. the client does not care about the certificate being invalid as a result on not carrying out the repairs and they wont allow us back on site. What...
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    Swa sheath size too small

    it is supporting main bonding however i dont think it fair to say its smaller than 10mm. i counted 20 strands of steel at 1.5mm diameter

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