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Jason Smith
I have 4 kids, and the regs book becomes kinda important when theres them things called wires running through yer gaff which can catch light ...........
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Additions & Alterations
There is no regulation in BS7671 that requires an existing installation to be upgraded to the current standard. However the requirements for carrying out an addition or alteration must be met. p4
Before an addition or alteration can be made to an existing installation it must be ascertained that the earthing and bonding arrangements comply with the current version of BS7671 and any existing electrical equipment including the incoming supply is adequate for the proposed addition or alteration. 131.8
Before an addition or alteration to an installation is energised, inspection and testing must be carried out to ensure the requirements of BS 7671 have been met and an appropriate certificate must then be issued. 134.2.1, 610.6, 631.1
Any defects found in the existing installation must be recorded on the Electrical Installation Certificate or Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate. 633.2
Therefore you only have to ensure that your alteration or addition complies to BS 7671 2008.
Thats what i`m saying. For instance replacing shower not protected by 30mA protection and advising them this also needs done would be on circuit and would be in line with what you say in line with certification but if the people aren`t prepared to pay for that and are adamant they just want shower done were do we stand. We can`t afford not to work but don`t want to leave things unsatisfactory.
I have 4 kids, and the regs book becomes kinda important when theres them things called wires running through yer gaff which can catch light ...........
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