shaver socket outlets

[i=p/u]

we just nearly finished kitchen rewire for guy and he asking all sorts of other we jobs, done.

my question is this we only rewired kitchen and fitted new board with 30mA rcds. he is now asking about shaver sockets in two bathrooms... would these need to be rcd protected or could i just come off the lights..??
as these are selv

 

[Richard Burns]

Read this from ESC for CU changes
View attachment BPG6_09.pdf

 

[i=p/u]

cheers for input ... my day is comming

 

[i=p/u]

cheers i started to read it there and thought.. il break for now.. go get in behind the bare bum cheera

 

[SPARTYKUS]

Moving light circuit shaver outlet will be tapped from to RCD side is a much better idea than mine.

I disagree though spin that it is "unacceptable". Not perfect, better than before, safe, well yes, but unacceptable, well, thats down to the designer and installer and signer of document!

 

[i=p/u]

this is a tt installation with 300mA power breaker before cu. i will try moving lighting circuit over.. and take from there

 

[Deleted member 26818]

Moving light circuit shaver outlet will be tapped from to RCD side is a much better idea than mine.

I disagree though spin that it is "unacceptable". Not perfect, better than before, safe, well yes, but unacceptable, well, thats down to the designer and installer and signer of document!

Would it be safe though?
Yes one could argue that it would be safer than not having no RCD protection at all.
However it would not offer the same degree of safety as would be achieved by compliance with the Regulations.
As such it could not even be listed as a departure.
i=p/u, it will still require 30mA RCD protection.

 

[i=p/u]

well as they say in 17th edition course, rcd rcd rcd