EICR or Minor Works???

[dtec dave]

Just a quick one.. I have been to a job today where the shower isolator switch had burnt out, as it wasn't RCD protected I replaced the switch with a 1 way consumer unit with an RCD.

My question is..do I need to do a full EIC or would a minor works do?

Cheers

 

[Nigel]

Is this a troll post?

 

[Octopus]

An EICR is a report on an installation

A MWC is a certificate to confirm changes or replacements to existing circuits ...

An EIC covers new circuits ...

What exactly did you do?

 

[dtec dave]

Sorry..typo not an EICR..meant an EIC..

 

[dtec dave]

Is this a troll post?

An EICR is a report on an installation

A MWC is a certificate to confirm changes or replacements to existing circuits ...

An EIC covers new circuits ...

What exactly did you do?

Shower isolator had burned out and was faulty.

The existing shower circuit wasn't RCD protected so replaced the shower isolator with a 1 way consumer unit which had an RCD.

 

[dtec dave]

Is this a troll post?

Yours is a troll post.

 

[Octopus]

The existing shower circuit wasn't RCD protected so replaced the shower isolator with a 1 way consumer unit which had an RCD.

An EIC .....

You can not use an EICR to certificate changes to an installation

 

[dtec dave]

An EIC .....

You can not use an EICR to certificate changes to an installation

Why an EIC, because I have added the RCD?

 

[dtec dave]

An EIC .....

You can not use an EICR to certificate changes to an installation

I accidentally typed EICR instead of EIC, I'm not trying to certify it with an EICR, just wondering if the above work I did would be an EIC or MWC

 

[Octopus]

You have terminated an existing circuit into a sub fuseboard and added a new circuit .....

Hence the EIC and of course part p notification ...

 

[dtec dave]

You have terminated an existing circuit into a sub fuseboard and added a new circuit .....

Hence the EIC and of course part p notification ...

OK..Thanks.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

I would see it as an alteration to an existing circuit.
Minor Electrical Works Installtion Certificate.
Existing circuit, replacement isolator, new enclosure with new RCD.

 

[Deleted account]

New consumer unit. EIC.
Doesn't matter how big it is or if it's a sub..

 

[Pete999]

Shower isolator had burned out and was faulty.

The existing shower circuit wasn't RCD protected so replaced the shower isolator with a 1 way consumer unit which had an RCD.

So you altered an already existing circuit correct? MNW can I clarify my comment and explain my conclusions, before the keyboard warriors rip me to shreds?
My thoughts are that the OP has replaced the damaged Shower isolator with a 1 way CU incorporating a RCD, he has not wired a new circuit, neither has he changed the CU at least that's how I understand what he has done. Perhaps I have miss read, but I don't think so, awaiting the deluge of abuse.

 

[Pete999]

So you altered an already existing circuit correct? MNW can I clarify my comment and explain my conclusions, before the keyboard warriors rip me to shreds?
My thoughts are that the OP has replaced the damaged Shower isolator with a 1 way CU incorporating a RCD, he has not wired a new circuit, neither has he changed the CU at least that's how I understand what he has done. Perhaps I have miss read, but I don't think so, awaiting the deluge of abuse.

PS I'm assuming the shower isolator was a wall mounted unit, NOT a ceiling switch.