Phasing issues - socket outlets in same room of domestic dwelling

[jjnr78]

Morning. I'm currently working a challenging large, oak framed building and i have no choice but to install 2 socket outlets on different phases within the same. i know there are old rules of thumb e.g. 2 metres, but wanted to know if someone could quote a regulation? my forum searches havent flagged aything since the 17th ed was launched. I'd like to avoid labelling the proposed Hertigae finished plates with warning stickers.

thanks

 

[GLENNSPARK]

:rofl: thats the funniest post Ive ever read on here, thanks for that fella LMAO

just tape em up.....make sure you dont leave any gaps though mike....or it`l be a
non-conformance.....

 

[Stroppy]

Just print your "400 volts exists between..." labels in Olde English font and they will blend in lovelily with the place. Better make it 415 volts to fit with the old-fashioned theme!

 

[Knobhead]

433V if you please.

Anyway whats old fashioned about it. You still get 240/250V at the service head.

 

[Stroppy]

Hook, line, and sinker, Tony!

 

[i=p/u]

same enclosure is what you talking abooot....

 

[Tuttle]

I notice that 514.10.1 in the BRB (pre AM1) requires warning notices for voltages exceeding 230V in separate enclosures that can be reached simultaneously, but this requirement has been removed from 514.10.1 in the new BGB.

 

[i=p/u]

So is a goner.....