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[johnh1986]

Do metal consumer units have to be replaced with pvc rcd boards within landlord tennincies or can an rcd just be fitted to save on cost

 

[MDJ]

 

[trev]

What do you think John?

 

[johnh1986]

Dunno tbh thats why ave asked i know that metal cu arnt allowed but if they are existing i just dont no

 

[trev]

If it's good for continued service then it's ok to leave in. You can make a strong recommendation that I be changed but that's about as far as it goes.

 

[johnh1986]

Cheers pal

 

[KAS1]

What colour is it lol

 

[snowhead]

What colour is it lol

Green?

 

[Welchyboy1]

Dunno tbh thats why ave asked i know that metal cu arnt allowed but if they are existing i just dont no

On what basis do you think it wouldnt be allowed?

 

[snowhead]

Does that mean metal switches and sockets aren't allowed?

Must ring up MK, Crabtree,,,, and tell them

 

[KAS1]

Perhaps it's one of them old green ones lol

On what basis do you think it wouldnt be allowed?

 

[somersetsparks]

I don't know why b&q still sell those 'lethal' metal fuseboards, criminal..... lol

 

[johnh1986]

Its the old grey wylex board with push button breakers

 

[longboat1]

No and no. No need for plastic enclosure and no need for an RCD.

 

[GLENNSPARK]

what a complete load of old twaddle this is.....