It's not that onerous, but, well there are two buts, the testers are an order of magnitude more in cost than a PAT tester, and, remember if you get it wrong, you can easily kill someone, and then there are two standards you would need to get, I think they come to between £400 & £500 IIRC for...
If it's used for anything else other than "personal"/"private"/"DIY" use, in other words if it is used in a business of ANY kind, it must be CE marked and compliant with the law.
This situation of companies building equipment for their own use is specifically included in the Regulations, to...
marconi,
That link is primarily related to electronics, this is a machine under the Machinery Directive, and for example if you take the Low Voltage Directive, it has a cut off point of 50V AC, the MD has nothing of the sort, and, in basic terms, if the thing is a machine and has mechanical...
Remember also, that Turkey whilst not in the EU has adopted EU directives, i.e. Machinery Directive, so the machine will need rebuilding to European standards and equipment rather than USA, you will need to put together a technical file etc. as you would for European machine.
AFAIK the tests done by BRE found that plastic wall plugs were fine, the general thoughts are they will last the 30 minute survivability window that the wiring is required to stay in place for.
I see what you mean, but, coding relates to the ongoing safety of the electrical installation, and thus the danger it poses.
If the guidance published by the “industry” says C2, with reasons and explanation, you may have a difficult time justifying a lower code?
Especially when the requirements...
“the industry” will be pushing hard for severe coding of this because the lack of fire resistant supports has killed fire fighters who were trying to resuce trapped persons who then also died.
The guidance will be C3, and may even be C2.
British Standards are not mandatory, HASAWA, & EAWR are the ones you need to worry about.
British Standards are just industry approved and written codes of practice, the EV CoP is just an industry body CoP, so neither are mandatory.
If you are being prosecuted then if there is an easy map to...
The requirement in BS 1363-2 is that the socket must carry the required elevated levels of current for a prolonged period without showing any deterioration, and that it must do this for many more cycles of current than a "normal" socket, and must thus be marked /EV on the rear.
A "normal" BS...
Not all BS 1363-2 socket outlets are suitable for EV charging.
BS 7671 Sect 722:
722.55 Other equipment
722.55.101 Socket-outlets and connectors
722.55.201.1 Each a.c. charging point shall incorporate:
(i) one socket-outlet complying with BS 1363-2 where the manufacturer approves its...
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