EICR on local swimming pool

[topquark]

Start with a risk assessment. Rather assuming this is a public pool and not a private one, as it's in use all the time....just wondering as you've questioned the type of earthing in use. Getting at least the lighting tested out of hours would be the best option (first thing in the morning before the pool opens, or negotiate a late opening for the morning of testing)....having the lights go out when someone's going off the high board wouldn't be good.

 

[TJ Anderson]

Don't drop your Megger in the pool. Apparently it is not covered in the warranty.

 

[norwood]

These are really helpful.. :cheesy:

 

[snowhead]

....having the lights go out when someone's going off the high board wouldn't be good.

Once you're of the board there's only one place your going,
Down and wet.

 

[Flanders]

Only the room containing ths swimming pool is covered under the special location the rest of the building is just a standurd installation open to the public just not sure about the changing room areas

 

[topquark]

The changing areas normally have showers so are normally under special location rules.

 

[telectrix]

The changing areas normally have showers so are normally under special location rules.

so that means my covert camera in the ladies changing room needs to be IP44?

 

[topquark]

so that means my covert camera in the ladies changing room needs to be IP44?

Not if they're wireless or record to mem stick and battery powered :ihih: