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So am i correct than reg 443.4 means unless we provide a risk assesment that states why we are not using a spd in consumer unit changes then we must fit one??
 
Can't individual pieces of kit in a domestic setting such as an expensive IT setup be individually protected ? That would be a lot more economical and simpler ?
Why do it piecemeal? It's like saying fit an rcd socket to each outlet!
A normal household must have several thousand ÂŁ worth of appliances installed, not counting cost of labour replacement etc.
Maybe the question should be .. why NOT fit an spd if youre replacing a DB?
 
those numskulls at the IET ,come up with those ideas .fitting them to a domestic consumer unit it will be like building the ISS .;)
[ElectriciansForums.net] Spd & 18th..............,,,,,,
Remember the JPEL/64 committees are mostly influenced by commercial interests - the Wiring Regs has become a lucrative means of both revenue generation and mechanism by which manufacturers to avoid product r recalls of their products by constantly requiring updates of existing dodgy equipment ( re: plastic consumer units made from non-flame retardant plastics ).

Only a totally corrupt "industry" would sit idly by and watch manufacturers mislead parliament ....
 
those numskulls at the IET ,come up with those ideas .fitting them to a domestic consumer unit it will be like building the ISS .;)
[ElectriciansForums.net] Spd & 18th..............,,,,,,
Remember the JPEL/64 committees are mostly influenced by commercial interests - the Wiring Regs has become a lucrative means of both revenue generation and mechanism by which manufacturers to avoid product recalls of their products by constantly requiring updates of existing dodgy equipment ( re: plastic consumer units made from non-flame retardant plastics ).

Only a totally corrupt "industry" would sit idly by and watch manufacturers mislead parliament ....
 

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