paper work problem?

[pjb1]

Hi Guys
need your advise on certifying when doing an installation on on a conservatory ie put a rcd protected fcu in and existing ringmain.Then feeding socket via the rcd on a radial circuit adding to that radial a fcu for the light. Which certificate should i be issuing.
As this is an addition to and existing ringmain would i be wrong or right giving them a minor works certificate?

 

[Deleted member 9648]

Minor works will be the correct choice.

 

[acat]

If you are adding to an existing circuit Minor Works everytime if however you are installing a new circuit and some additions I would do an EIC and put the additions on the EIC as well saves repeating the same information over and over again.

Chris

 

[pjb1]

Thanks Guys
The addition of the rcd fcu is the additions to an existing circuit. Mwc ok
The Radial sockets and lighting off the fcu on the radial, Would this be mwc or would it have to be covered by a eic. ie two certs would have to be served

 

[ezzzekiel]

minor works stop being minor works if your doing a lot of minor works, easier to issue eic, if you know what i mean - lol

 

[pjb1]

Any of you guys who are involved with conservatory work what do you issue minor or electrical certs?
To me it's seem to be an addition to an existing circuit.

But then again I could be Wrong

 

[Deleted member 9648]

If you install a new circuit from the DB you need an EIC, for additions to existing circuits,minor works. You must do a separate minor works for each circuit altered/extended.

 

[pjb1]

The install the testing not a problem,the paperwork what a pain in the@**e