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Getting involved with CU change that may not have c.p.c's for circuits?
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<blockquote data-quote="Murdoch" data-source="post: 491827" data-attributes="member: 24445"><p>Some people refuse to do fuseboard changes for houses with no CPC's on the lighting circuits ........ how dumb is that!</p><p></p><p>As for R1 + R2 - you can't measure it if there is no CPC.</p><p></p><p>Our responsibility is to make homes safer, and sure changing a BS3036 CU to one with RCD's or better still RCBO's is the correct thing to do</p><p></p><p>As for the bonding - I always show the cost to install it </p><p></p><p>AND </p><p></p><p>more importantly you need a caveat about faults you find</p><p></p><p>I've used this for years and have never been challenged about it:</p><p></p><p>NB: If problems are detected during a fuseboard change, additional work may be required. Such issues and associated costs will be discussed with you prior to them being implemented</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Murdoch, post: 491827, member: 24445"] Some people refuse to do fuseboard changes for houses with no CPC's on the lighting circuits ........ how dumb is that! As for R1 + R2 - you can't measure it if there is no CPC. Our responsibility is to make homes safer, and sure changing a BS3036 CU to one with RCD's or better still RCBO's is the correct thing to do As for the bonding - I always show the cost to install it AND more importantly you need a caveat about faults you find I've used this for years and have never been challenged about it: NB: If problems are detected during a fuseboard change, additional work may be required. Such issues and associated costs will be discussed with you prior to them being implemented [/QUOTE]
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