Pick the bones outa this EICR

[timhoward]

Is this a metal conduit install, as there don't seem to be too many CPC's floating around....
Or to put it another way, every circuit on the schedule has a CPC size listed, where are they all?

 

[Eric12]

Is this a metal conduit install, as there don't seem to be too many CPC's floating around....
Or to put it another way, every circuit on the schedule has a CPC size listed, where are they all?

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Yeh its conduit for lights and some other circuits. Had a lightswitch faceplate off while I was there and conduit not connected to back box as it been moved slightly; metal switch aswell. In a nutshell I told customer I'm not replacing unit on the back of that report as it's ####ed and no time to fix all the faults that would undoubtedly be there. And yeah that's right not many cpc,s as most in conduit.

 

[FatAlan]

I would say 100% of ‘accessible’ items to be checked as in ‘easily accessible’

I know a few sparks who now list loft wiring as ‘inaccessible’

I’d concur with that especially if said space was also full of junk but then I suppose ‘inaccessible’ is as described!

 

[Eric12]

I’d concur with that especially if said space was also full of junk but then I suppose ‘inaccessible’ is as described!

So is there a minimum percentage

 

[FatAlan]

I don’t do EICR’s I’m afraid. Just commenting on DD’s post above. Is there any official guidance on the minimum extent of EICR’s for landlords?

 

[LewisM]

Not official but Luton council would want 20% of electrical accessories removed for inspection including one from every circuit or something like that