minor or full cert?

[martspark]

Done job swa feed up garden to ip skt and lite from ring in diningroom. all buried and glandid properly.
Can i put this on a minor works cert. I no its notifyable and will do through elecsa but to me its only a extention of existing cct and not a new cct so dosnt need eic.

Can i do just a minor then? thanks
oh yeh its protected with fcu in dining room. done all testing aok. zs alright and rcd protected cct. just weather will minor works cert be ok

 

[jbec-john]

If all you've done is extend an existing circuit, then a minor works is fine. But if you've gone to a sub board, then installed a socket circuit and a lighting circuit, you'll have to do a full sheet and a continuation sheet. How exactly have you fed the socket and light?

 

[not clever]

I read it as :
FCU in dining room from existing ringmain, supplying 1x socket & 1x light in garden.

This warrants a minor works cert & as you say notifying under part P.

I do however have a question what is the fuse rating in the fcu at the dining room?

If it's 13amp you'll need to change it to 5 or 3amp unless you have installed another fcu between the new socket & light or the light is on a plug lead plugged into the socket.

 

[electricAl]

Suspect this is the install OP enquired about here... http://www.electriciansforums.net/e...al-electrical-forum/7686-opinions-please.html ?

If so then the light & socket outlet would be adaquately fused down to 3A & 13A respectively.

If that is the case, yes, a MEIWC would be appropriate as its an extension to an existing circuit.

 

[martspark]

yeh thats te job! and ive put in 2 fcus for both-1 x13a to protcet everything then to 1x3a just for lites
Have put it all on a minor workd cert i figured that wud be ok and you all agreed Thanks

 

[michaem]

Minor works certificate if you are breaking the circuit. Full cert if you are doing otherwise