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  1. D

    Regulation 14 EAWR 1989

    Morning all. After some information requires Regulation 14 and live working. What safety precautions must you do if you have exposed live conductors? Would PPE be enough or would you have to cover up exposed live conductors? Thanks
  2. N

    UK NAPIT - improvement action - current waste regulation

    Hi all, I was wondering if you could help with this matter. I had a Napit assesment recently and I have an improvement action "To provide evidence of compliance with the above standard" Napit replied to me: "there is a form on the site to complete and send to us to state you comply with...
  3. R

    HMO regulations for electrics

    Is this acceptable for a flat in an eight flat HMO there are three floors.
  4. G

    UK RCD sockets regulation

    Can anyone tell me the latest regulation for RCD protection on socket outlets, I believe it's required for sockets up to 32A but I'm told it applies to all socket outlets, we have to install a 63A 5 pin socket located outside. Thanks in advance
  5. G

    What does “suitably treated” mean in regulation 526.9.1

    Is just twisting the fine wire and doubling it over suitably treated or does it require something like bootlace ferrules? I’ve been using bootlace ferrules however I’m being told although it’s best to it is not actually necessary.
  6. HappyHippyDad

    where is the regulation for must be 'suitable for location'?

    Scenario... 2 x switched fused spurs located in a shower room. They are 610mm from side of shower, so outside zones. However, they could still get water on them from the shower so I don't feel they are suitable for the location. I can't find a reg for this though. is there one? I realise...
  7. Pretty Mouth

    Which regulation?

    A twin and earth cable (live) enters a plastic dry-lining box, via a stud wall. The end of the cable is snipped, left bare, and the box is covered with a plastic blanking plate. (it appears this was intended to power some lighting in a cupboard, but was never completed). I believe the...
  8. JOHN-THE-SPARKY

    Regulation of industry

    When will the electrical industry become completely regulated so only those trained and competent and up to date with current required qualifications can work on electricity, as to many bob the builders going to b n q getting all there vde rated tools than advertising at checkatrade or yell as...
  9. Lister1987

    Bit of fun, Interpret the previous reg

    I fancy a bit of fun, but in a way to benefit us all. The idea is simple; A reg number is posted and the next poster has to give their interpretation of the reg AND what they believe the regs intent to be. From a trainee, it may be hard to truly understand why a reg is worded the way it is and...
  10. S

    BS7671 regulation 433.1.1

    In a quiet moment I am looking at something that has been in my mind for some time. Regulation 433.1.1 includes the phrase "The current (I2) causing effective operation of the protective device is given in the product standard or may be provided by the manufacturer" I assume that the product...
  11. T

    Do you really need insulated tools?

    Are insulated tools necessary if you're not working live? Watching YouTube videos of sparks in America none of them use insulated tools and working on live circuits is apparently an OSHA offense. In the UK the EWR state that: " No person shall be engaged in any work activity on or so near any...
  12. Pretty Mouth

    Regulations 433.2.2 and 433.3.1

    433.2.2 The device protecting a conductor against overload may be installed along the run of that conductor if the part of the run between the point where a change occurs (in cross-sectional area, method of installation, type of cable or conductor, or in environmental conditions) and the...
  13. C

    UK Advice on Log Cabin Electrical Plan

    Hi Folks, I am in the process of building a log cabin in the garden and I am in need of some advice when it comes to the electricity supply. I have formulated the plan below which is the result of much research, so please be kind ;) Needless to say I am not an electrician so once the work is...
  14. T

    What regulation would stop the use of Irish (6192Y) T+E Cable to BS 6004?

    I understand that in Ireland domestic single phase wiring is done with 6193Y cables that have a CPC that is the main size as the phase and neutral conductors and is insulated. Can anyone tell me what regulation in the 18th Edition (if any) would prevent this cable from being used in the UK?
  15. G

    Regulation 434.5.2 - Time a conductor can withstand fault current

    Can anyone help me clarify the formula in regulation 434.5.2, the time a conductor can withstand a fault current without sustaining damage. t=k2 x S2 / I2 The regulation states I is the effective fault current. Does effective fault current mean the prospective short circuit current/...
  16. HappyHippyDad

    Understanding the new regulation regarding Main Bonding.

    Regulation 411.3.1.2 states .... Main bonding conductors shall connect to the main earthing terminal extraneous conductive parts. It then goes on to say... 'Metallic pipes entering the building having an insulating section at their point of entry need not be connected to the protective...
  17. N

    18th Regulation 411.3.4

    Afternoon all, Have a quotation regarding garage lighting which requires alteration. It’s a set of flats with a seperate large garage area which id class as commercial hence not needing an rcd as reg Regulation 411.3.4 states only in domestic. The head of the flats is saying it’s classed as...
  18. T

    Installation is in fair condition and to comply to current Regs would require a rewire/upgrade.

    The above statement was made in an EICR which I was asked to look at. In my opinion they are on the wrong side of Trading Standards to suggest that an installation should be re-wired because it is not up to current regulations. If it is safe then I would not suggest to a client they must have a...
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  19. dinger809

    BS 7671 Regulation 532.6 AFDD

    Hi all, I know there have probably been posts on this already, but I can’t find it. The regulation above says “Where specified, Arc Fault Detection Devices shall be installed....” Where is it specified? I’ve been looking in the book, on line and on here. Even speaking to NICEIC and board...
  20. P

    Wire in the in-built wardrobe's wall vs regulation

    Hi, I'm new to this forum and have no electrical experience but would like to pick up some knowledge on the following issue. I've had an in-built wardrobe in one of the bedrooms in my house which needed removing. Upon tearing down the walls I found out that majority of the electrical cables...
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