There is no Annex Zb derogation within I.S. EN 61439 so no conditional short-circuit rating for type tested units etc. so there is no prohibition on that. Of course this is assuming that it had been connected correctly e.g. supplied with tri-rated panel flex outer something similar.
Yes, but they still need to know how many are in use in the area in order to ensure that the infrastructure is capable. It's not like every installation drawing 60A/phase is no problem for the DNO.
You must "Apply to Connect" if the maximum demand is above 60A/phase. If it doesn't exceed 60A/phase then you can use the "Connect & Notify". When I have needed to "Apply to Connect" there has been no real hassle dealing with the DNO here. Can't comment on other DNOs though.
It's not a Report. It's merely a certificate for replacement of the DB only, so the OP appears to be misunderstanding what it is stating. It relates only to the work carried out and does not declare that the installation is fine.
When I've carried out inspections on them in the past I would have to say that that's not my experience of them. I'd well believe the old Bill rewireable fuse boxes being there.
Not really relevant with an RCCB. If it were an RCBO then it would lack overcurrent protection in the neutral pole, but an RCCB doesn't provide overcurrent protection anyway.
PEN fault detection and disconnection is incorporated into the Zappi. Same with Project EV (at least if it has PME in the model number).
Don't forget manufacturer's declaration of conformity.
Does anyone know whether it's still the case that if a customer wishes to have a supply installed for a welder in their home that they need specific permission from the DNO? Struggling to find an answer on Google.
Ironically, his insistence on how single phase boards should be numbered, i.e. not based on position of main switch, contradicts his system for TPN in that the single phase won't keep the same position in a bigger board if you number from the other side.
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