Coding question

[Deleted account]

You can't have no code where RCD protection is now required.

Electric shower always C2 for me irrespective of manufacturer's instructions.

The potential no code was for Rcd protection for outdoor equipment. In theory no out door equipment can or will be used at this property due to the location, however I would not disagree with a C3 or C2 dependant on the circumstances.

 

[Pretty Mouth]

Thanks again everyone for your advice. @SparkyChick , I'm going to give your floor conductivity test a bash, it will be interesting to know what reading I get.

 

[Risteard]

The potential no code was for Rcd protection for outdoor equipment. In theory no out door equipment can or will be used at this property due to the location, however I would not disagree with a C3 or C2 dependant on the circumstances.

Yes but there is a requirement for RCD protection for all socket-outlets (up to 63A now?).

 

[Pretty Mouth]

Yes but there is a requirement for RCD protection for all socket-outlets (up to 63A now?).

Socket outlets rated <=32A, 411.3.3

 

[richy3333]

C2 and C2

 

[Risteard]

Socket outlets rated <=32A, 411.3.3

OK. Was too lazy to check!