What cert to issue after meter has been removed??

[coxyboy]

i recently had a call from a customer who has had his electric meter removed by the energy supplier. he says he needs a certificate before they will come back out and install a new one. as i havent come across this problem before what type of cert would i issue ??
would it be a eicr and just LIM all the live tests as they is no supply to the property?
any help with this would be very greatful.

many thanks
Darren

 

[Octopus]

EIC with all dead tests done.

 

[coxyboy]

thank you. can you issue EIC if you are not part p registered with a governing body??

 

[BigAndyB]

Ha ha, had one of these the other day.
The meter had been removed, because the tenant had bypassed the meter. I did a EICR, LIM to just a visual, and condemned the whole thing. Never seen anything like it. Couldn't find anything I liked, a part from a single socket outlet that wasn't damaged. Don't think that letting agent will ever like me!

 

[Octopus]

Ha ha, had one of these the other day.
The meter had been removed, because the tenant had bypassed the meter. I did a EICR, LIM to just a visual, and condemned the whole thing. Never seen anything like it. Couldn't find anything I liked, a part from a single socket outlet that wasn't damaged. Don't think that letting agent will ever like me!

Tough on the agent, we're not here to be liked¬

 

[telectrix]

thank you. can you issue EIC if you are not part p registered with a governing body??

you can complete a EICR.

 

[Guest55]

nothing gets past ninja Tel.

 

[coxyboy]

thank you for the replys, has been of help. maybe i should let this job go especially if it like the other one and he was by passing the meter. thanks again

 

[telectrix]

as long as you get paid, just complete a EICR with all dead tests, and N/A in the boxes where you don't test anything.

 

[sparkless]

full EICR should do it

 

[67davy]

An EICR clearly stating extent and the limitations agreed for the installation.