Electrical Installation Certs

[Ian1981]

One you ask the customer to obtain he information.
Two you obtain the information and charge the customer for doing such.

They sometimes simply can't give an answer and no one from the DNO is going to come out and remove the cut out fuse so you can see if it's 60,80 or 100 amp.
I do understand they are required to give you the info tho but it's not always the case.
Maybe it a north east problem?

 

[Deleted member 26818]

Three cut seal remove fuse check fuse rating.

 

[Ian1981]

Three cut seal remove fuse check fuse rating.

Naughty naughty

 

[Flanders]

Why dont you ask for the original installation cirtificate all the information should be on there , i sure all installations domestic, commercial, and industrial will have one to hand !!!!!. Mind you for the very few installation certs i have come across generally have the wrong info on anyway, So Im afraid the only cert i know of when adding a circuit is an installation cert, Athough i think there should be a smaller cert for just adding one circuit as you do end up putting N/A in a lot of the tick boxes

 

[Toneyz]

I think I know where your coming from you are adding a new circuit but now this involves more than one page of info rather than a one page minor works certificate. Why does it need to be a new circuit can't you spur socket off existing R.F.C..