C2 for no bathroom fan local isolation switch ?

[KAS1]

How can this be justified as far as I am concerned it would be a C3 at the most or no code as the MCB can be deemed for isolation (it's fed from the local lighting circuit). Surely C2 potentially dangerous - urgent remedial action required is a bit over the top, thoughts please !!!!!!

 

[Plonker 3]

Seems OTT to me also, maybe a phone call to the person who coded is the way to find out.

 

[telectrix]

C3 at most.

 

[Essex_]

C3 - you should be able to work on the fan with the local lighting circuit still on. If the fan was in a high risk area then it could be a C2 if it meant isolation of the lighting circuit to work on the fan but that would be very unlikely.

 

[KAS1]

My thoughts exactly thanks for your replies

 

[Andy78]

No code on my reports.

 

[Octopus]

No code, unless its in an internal room then maybe, and I mean maybe, you could justify a C3

C2 - wheres his horse?

 

[KAS1]

How about 45Amp DP surface shower isolator outside of zone 2, coded C2 due to failed IP rating (2500mm FFL and 300mm from zone 2) not in a position to come into contact with water spray or the like! Thoughts please

 

[Essex_]

You have answered your own question.

 

[Deleted member 9648]

I think a call to the report compiler asking him to justify his coding would be a good idea,if he cant then the report is worthless.He should be given a chance to explain his coding though.

 

[TJ Anderson]

How can this be justified as far as I am concerned it would be a C3 at the most or no code as the MCB can be deemed for isolation (it's fed from the local lighting circuit). Surely C2 potentially dangerous - urgent remedial action required is a bit over the top, thoughts please !!!!!!

Was the EICR a lot cheaper than other quotes?? Maybe they are making up for it on remedials. Sad but true sometimes.