UK rcbo or cu change

[e-spark]

Hi Folks

RCBO or C/U change that is the question!

On the 18th edition the lecturer in a conversation said if the C/U is not non combustible you cant make alterations i.e fit RCBOs for circuits; this ring true with anyone else?
Loads 16 and 17th edition boards nothing wrong with enclosure but also lights (class 1) not protected, feel i should be wearing a mask (pardon pun) advising its a full board change not a C3 fault.

thoughts welcome

 

[GBDamo]

I don't fit £30 lights or am i wet behind the ears lad.

Ooh, hark at 'er.

I was generalising, don't be so sensitive.

 

[sinewove]

I don't fit £30 lights or am i wet behind the ears lad.

Wish I could charge £800 for a cu change.
S

 

[telectrix]

this lecturer.does the college need a bog cleaner? that's about his competence level.

 

[DPG]

FFS. Crazy world. I need another couple of beers before I respond.

 

[MJPD29]

Incorrect. Sounds like something an under qualified domestic installer would come out with before he brutally fits a 60 quid bg split board that by the time he's done is less safe than the original install.