Do any of the other circuits need RCD protection?
What’s on the utility circuit?
What’s on the utility circuit?
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might not warrant a code, unfortunately there isn't a code for an eyesore. it's R.A.F. ( Rough As F*CK)
They are mechanically protected.Thanks all. My thinking is with reference to the condition report section 4.16 where the cables are not mechanically protected.
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Have you done the actual course in testing???Hi, I am new to this forum and can't find an exact match to my search.
I am new to testing and inspection and have come across a db mounted in a garage on the wall whereby the t and e's for all circuits are clipped direct to the wall before entering the ceiling approx 1m above.
Is this deemed as a C2 or C3 on test cert?
Thanks.
Hi Andy. Thanks for your help on this. Really appreciated. I have re-read the sections in the regs and they refer to mechanical strain, not mechanical protection as I had read it earlier too hastily.
522.8.5
which is not reg 416
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