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i thought all outside electrical installations would be notifiable

hi all if your going to add FCU to a ring final ciruit so you can install some outside lights would you use two certs, one for the FCU thats been installed and one for the lights that will be supplied from the FCU thanks

yeh i couldnt sleep last night with nerves but it wasnt that bad after all . like i said gary stevens is a cool guy who knows his stuff, well i can chill now till next year

Hi all passed my assessment with elecsa today had guy called Gary Stevens he put me straight at ease asked lots of questions on test procedures and regs and building regs refered to books to answer questions he said thats what there for asked me to do Ze test only and passed me with grade A well...

it has a 32amp 60898 type B circuit breaker

i dont no what the load is but i think anywere between 2kw and 3kw

here steptoe i do no the difference between a ring and a radial i was asking can i test this circuit as a radail because it only has the one appliance on it.i dont no who you think your are trying to put people down all the time you are just a p...y in my eyes so dont anwser any of my post thanks

yes it is a movable shower cubicle

its not an electric shower so yes think it is but i never installed it, it is RCD protected and ive never had a problem with it .if i installed one of these fancy shower units i would use an isolator and put it on a radial thanks

i dont want to offend anyone all i want is a straight answer do i treat this as a radial or a ring ---------- Post Auto-Merged at 21:09 ---------- Previous post was made at 21:07 ---------- thanks NozSpark thats all i wanted to no nice straight answer thanks alot

no it doesnt have a fused spur before the shower, i didnt install it im just doing a cu change and need to test all circuits

im doing a cu change for the assessment and must test all circuits and record the results thats why im asking should i test as a ring or radial i just want advice on testing this circuit as i have no probs with the rest of the circuits i have to test thanks ---------- Post Auto-Merged at 21:01...

i no this but when i bought the house seven years ago i didnt have a clue about electrics. its just that if i wired one of these shower i would have run a radial instead of the two condutors. it just that when i record results i didnt no wether to test as a ring or radial ---------- Post...

the the floor is tiled so i cant access the jb so what your saying is test it as a radial and record the R1+R2 result on the test sheet,should i also record a comment about parallel conductors

hi to all ive asked this question here before but didnt get a straight answer so i need some advise here please .ive an assessment coming up soon so testing my circuits .the one im confussed with is i have a fancy shower the runs of my boiler so it is not an electric shower,but it needs power...