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<blockquote data-quote="IanN" data-source="post: 479857" data-attributes="member: 31338"><p>Hi from a first time poster!</p><p></p><p>I’m going to be needing electrical work doing ahead of a new kitchen being fitted. It will involve adding a new circuit from an existing consumer unit for a cooker. The consumer unit has a spare 32 amp circuit breaker which will meet load requirements but as it is a new circuit I understand it comes under part P regs. Question is will it just be the new work which requires certification or will all existing wiring / circuits need to comply with latest regs? The house is 30 years old so I’m guessing regs have changed within that time and some parts might not comply with today’s standards. </p><p></p><p>Thanks, Ian.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="IanN, post: 479857, member: 31338"] Hi from a first time poster! I’m going to be needing electrical work doing ahead of a new kitchen being fitted. It will involve adding a new circuit from an existing consumer unit for a cooker. The consumer unit has a spare 32 amp circuit breaker which will meet load requirements but as it is a new circuit I understand it comes under part P regs. Question is will it just be the new work which requires certification or will all existing wiring / circuits need to comply with latest regs? The house is 30 years old so I’m guessing regs have changed within that time and some parts might not comply with today’s standards. Thanks, Ian. [/QUOTE]
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