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Nope, no BGB.
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Discuss Positioning of an electric shower pull cord. in the Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations area at ElectriciansForums.net
Nope, no BGB.
Tester?
Bingo, that's what I was looking for! Common sense really, but wanted to know exact numbers. Being a legal firm (the client) they tend to ask all manner of probing questions, it's just their nature I suppose.
Thanks again.
Meaning have you got one? not a difficult question!Meaning?
If your using this as a legal quote then the info given is a guide only ,you should be quoting from the BGB and as your working in a special location the circuit should be tested , before and after work is carried out ....
Meaning have you got one? not a difficult question!
Nope, no BGB.
If your using this as a legal quote then the info given is a guide only ,you should be quoting from the BGB and as your working in a special location the circuit should be tested , before and after work is carried out ....
Are you taking the Mick?
Using something of an internet forum for legal purposes! :smilielol5::smilielol5::smilielol5:
I've always worked to 7671, seventeenth edition at the moment.
Should I not take the advice offered them? As I said, I was looking for clarity on dimensions, that's all.
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