This is what happens when someone who is not qualified to do the work does the work!
Yes, any electrician who is a real and proper electrician (Not someone who says they are) should have and be able to use the relevant testing equipment. If he/ she does not have it then it is not worth them...
Believe or not the brown tail is the neutral by the looks of it. Incredible!
The grey tail is the TN-C-S link between earth and Neutral even though it is also set up as a TN-S. I’ve seen this twice before.
If he's not got a insulation resistance tester then he is not an electrician worth employing.
If hes undone all his work and cannot find the problem visually then, to be fair to him, it may not be his work, it may be a coincidence. That said, if he has a IR tester the next procedure is to...
There seems to be a marked difference in opinion on this thread than another similar one that I had argued before :
(Does this setup contravene any regs or is it ok? - https://www.electriciansforums.co.uk/threads/does-this-setup-contravene-any-regs-or-is-it-ok.167990/.
For the record, and you...
Yes that’s possible with that fuseboard although if your electrician has changed that rcd, it doesn’t comply with regulations.
There are regulations regarding discrimination which your installation falls short of. He/ she should not have issues certs staying that it complies.
However, getting...
I’ve seen quite a few of these doing electrical work in the UK. They were more active during the mid 2000’s but slowly but surely they are being eradicated. They offered a serious risk to home grown, qualified, UK sparks and it’s good to see that since the rise in knowledge from the UK...
Blimey! What a mine field.
What about if somebody has CCTV, a break in or damage occurs. Can the recorded footage be used to prosecute even though no signs were present?
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