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  1. charlie76

    No CPC in lighting circuit

    Evening all. I have been asked to quote a landlord for a replacement bathroom light as the old ones bayonet fitting was broken, new pull cord as it was one from 1702 which had finally given up and replace the hallway light fitting as it was hanging off the ceiling. On inspection there are no...
  2. uksparks

    No CPC in bathroom - class 2

    Hi, just looking for for a bit of advice i changed a board yesterday for a house I have been working on in their kitchen. i came to test the bathroom lights in the downstairs room bolted on the back of the house with flat roof to discover that there is no CPC at the light or pull switch, they...
  3. C

    Locks On Residential Distribution Boards Or Isolator Enclosures

    Hi Guys, just a quick question to see if anyone can point me in the right direction. Does anyone know if there is a Reg stating that you cannot put a lock on a dis board or isolator enclosure in a residential environment. Something along the lines of it needing to be accessible without the use...
  4. E

    Class II Door switch

    Anyone know where I can get either a class II door switch or one with somewhere to terminate the CPC? The Jeani ones I've seen are not class II and do not have an earth terminal.
  5. 9

    Eicr coding

    House has singles with Conduit acting as cpc. All fittings are class 2. r2 tested perfect. Code 3?
  6. D

    Testing with no exposed metal parts...

    In an office environment... So please tell me I'm a dunce on this one (I'll gladly wear a hat with a 'D' on it) but one thing I've never really got with PA Testing is when testing Class 2 equipment part of the test is one where you need to use the fly lead to clamp to some exposed metal part of...
  7. grumpyjohn01

    Class 1 fittings

    I am working with a lighting designer at the moment producing custom light fittings for a restaurant chain. Most of his designs are raw metal (steel, copper,brass) welded or riveted together with brass lampholders and 'vintage ' 3c flexes. All the lampholders are earthed via their dedicated...
  8. S

    Class 2 lighting

    Hi, can anybody recommend a suitable light for a kitchen ceiling that is Class 2. The reason is that there isn't an earth in the lighting circuit. I know it should be rewired, but the old lady hasn't got the money and she is struggling to change the bulbs on her existing light. I was hoping to...
  9. G

    Eicr flats communal areas

    Hi guys, Got a test of communal areas of 9 blocks of flats coming up and just preparing the paperwork. What would you class as the description of premises ? I'm leaning towards commercial rather than domestic Cheers
  10. T

    Class I device with unearthed metal

    Evening all; I have just completed the C&G 2377 PAT test exam and now getting to grips with testing in the real world. The IET code of practice shows that class I devices can have unearthed metal parts so in the case of our clothes iron how do I tell if there's no earth continuity because it has...
  11. A

    What Qualifications Class you as a fully Qualified Electrician

    I have a level 3 2330 city & guild cert and im about to do a 2 day Part P Course which will allow me to sign off my own work. I dont wan't to join a scheme like NICEIC or NAPIT just yet as it won't pay for itself yet. So what else is there needed to be classed as fully qualified? thanks for...
  12. N

    How can this be a Class 1 fitting

    Vas Birdcage Antique Brass Effect 5 Lamp Pendant Ceiling Light | Departments | DIY at B&Q Class one light fitting , well the top bit is earthed , but the main light can't be surly as its wired in 2 core flex ,class 1 not earthed nice eh
  13. londonfire

    L, M or H class vacuum.

    I recently brought an L class metabo vac and im not too impressed. Have been through a few vac now with the wall chaser and im considering spending big bucks on an M or H class vac to handle all the dust. Any recommendations?
  14. T

    ebay ad!

    Has anybody else seen the ebay ad for a pram! The Q & A bit is fantastic and well worth a read if you want a laugh. Phil and teds green explorer double | eBay
  15. Joe S

    Converting a Class I Lamp Post into Class II - Possible??

    I have a customer who is developing his land and by doing so has built a large pond. This pond has a bridge onto an island in the middle where he asked for a Lamp Post. I have spoken with the NIC in great depth about this job with regards regs and distances etc.. of power & lighting in and...
  16. HappyHippyDad

    Class 2 floodlight preferably with PIR but doesn't matter??

    Is there such a thing? This looks promising Forum Lighting Juno 2 Light Black Outdoor Spotlight Complete with a PIR Sensor - Forum Lighting from Castlegate Lights UK but wasn't really looking for a twin! As usual have looked and looked but to no avail... somebody will probably say 'well you...
  17. T

    evening class 10 weeks v one week full time

    I'm about to sign up for a 2395 course, what would be the best way of passing. evenings or full time for 1 week. regards. tom
  18. S

    Lighting circuit - no CPC

    Alrite lads, I'm a commercial spark so don't do much domestic but a mate of mine asked me to Pop round and change a light fitting in his kitchen 5 min job, he had an old 6ft fluorescent which was shot and he has brought a new class 1 fitting. I remove the fitting and there's no CPC so I...
  19. telectrix

    2394/5

    anyone within reach of stoke-on-trent, this might be of interest: Inspection & Testing Saturday Course Rebus Training Ltd ([email protected] Inspection & Testing Saturday Course!!! View this email in your browser Inspection and Testing...
  20. M

    volt drop query

    Hi all, Am wiring in some lights in a carpark.. The total distance is 150m there are 4 lighting posts rated as follows A-200w B-300W C-300W D200W (with A closest to CU) All loads are LED They are spread at distances of CU - A = 30m A-B = 40m B-C = 40m C-D = 40m Having done my volt drop calcs...

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