EICR coding................

[telectrix]

I think we have come to the conclusion it is not a C2. How big is this house that you envisage it will be at the other end of? As has been said, we are talking about a boiler, on it's own circuit, in 1mm protected by a 6A OCPD and then a 3A fuse. How can it be dangerous (C2)?

i might be inclined to give that a C3. my reasoning there is that a fault on the bouiler is more likely to trip the 6A MCB rather than the 3A fuse. ( i.e. no discrimination). tin hat fixed in place.

 

[westward10]

OP not mentioned a 3A fuse, I assume protection is by way of the 6A mcb.

 

[Andy78]

There is a 3A fuse in the boiler FCU, forgot to mention that. Not sure I would code on discrimination though unless a whole installation was likely to disconnect.

 

[westward10]

There is a 3A fuse in the boiler FCU, forgot to mention that. Not sure I would code on discrimination though unless a whole installation was likely to disconnect.

I would say the 1.0 cord size is not relevant in that case.

 

[sparksburnout]

I would say the 1.0 cord size is not relevant in that case.

 

[telectrix]

 

[jackhammerJIM]

IM coding the spur off a spur a c2 but wiring boilers and smokes in 1mm all day every day .