Subject: EICR Findings - Advice on Coding Required

[zvspark]

Hi everyone,

I recently completed a domestic EICR and came across something unusual. There’s a 10mm² twin and earth cable directly connected to the 100A cut-out fuse at the service head. The cable is concealed within the client’s wall and reappears next to the consumer unit, where it connects to a feeding cable that supplies the neighboring property.

After further investigation, I discovered that this cable is supplying power to the off-license shop next door and two flats above it.

Would you classify this as a C2? I’d appreciate your thoughts on this situation.

 

[littlespark]

Is this a joke?

Incredibly wrong if this is real. Sod the EICR and just condemn it

 

[mainline]

Hi everyone,

I recently completed a domestic EICR and came across something unusual. There’s a 10mm² twin and earth cable directly connected to the 100A cut-out fuse at the service head. The cable is concealed within the client’s wall and reappears next to the consumer unit, where it connects to a feeding cable that supplies the neighboring property.

After further investigation, I discovered that this cable is supplying power to the off-license shop next door and two flats above it.

Would you classify this as a C2? I’d appreciate your thoughts on this situation.

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You need to contact the client and inform him that it needs to be disconnected.
If you leave it connected, then you are complicit in theft of electricity.