That's my point, I'll only do a standard PIR, the EICR states
'The inspection and testing detailed in this report and accompanying schedules have been carried out in accordance with BS 7671:2018 (IET Wiring Regulations) as amended to 2018.'
Anything else would require a different form and, as...
The point I'm trying to make Julie is that if a homeowner employs me to undertake a PIR it makes no difference to me the reason behind the request. It could be an insurance company request, or the local council for an HMO, or the said new letting law or even just the home owner for peace of...
But as a competent electrician you test and inspect the current reg's, at the moment the 18th. That's always been the case, it makes no difference to the inspector whether the property is to be let or not. It's got nothing to do with the schemes, unless I'm missing something.
I agree with Andy78 & Littlespark.
To take your example re support of cable in escape routes. Are you saying that if you tested a property designed and installed to the 16th and found a noncompliance you would deem it satisfactory, but if you went next door to an identical situation but that...
This is an example where knowledge of the regs alone will not give a definitive answer. You need experience and common sense also.
There is a need to consider 421.1.201, non-combustible etc with 512.2.1, design appropriate to situation and 522.3.1, taking condensation into account.
I will...
It already does allow sockets in bathrooms, and not 3m from zones but 3m from zone 1. So, it can't be within 2.4m of the bath or shower.
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You have a bath on the landing? :)
Then you have bought the wrong switch, one side of the original is an intermediate. This now makes sense with all the conductors in the box. As stated, you need an electrician, 10 minutes tops.
That went well.
Clicked the link, filled out the form only to get a phone call from them telling me to buy a domestic kit from TLC.
I'm looking for a wireless system for licensed premises.
Guess I'll stick to Scantronic if only for the better customer care.
One of the conductors at one of the the 2 way switches will be live when all the concuctors are disconnected. Surely this will give you the colours of the strappers and common on the other 2 way swtch.
Providng this is true, it should be easy to show whether the problem is in a switch or the jb...
Did you recieve any more information on this James? My van's comming up to 10 years old now so looking at my options.
What did you get and how's it going?
Cheers
I'm not trying to catch you or anyone out, it's a question to which I did not know the answer myself. It's never dawned on me to calc the Zs using the rcd and not the ocpd, that's why I asked Dave if he uses this method.
It also prompts the question, if using this method when testing, do you...
The question was for Davesparks. But since you answered it, if you put this down on your certs, why did you need to ask the question in the first place?
Surely you must of known why your software gave such a high max Zs as you use it all the time.
Is that what you put on your certificates Dave? Or do you put the max Zs for the ocpd?
Serious question.
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I agree totally with this, but he's not using an RCBO he's using a 60898 type B.
There is an RCD in there somewhere, I assume it's a dual RCD board or similar.
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