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<blockquote data-quote="Doc Hudson" data-source="post: 237984" data-attributes="member: 1607"><p>Hello Croft, I cannot help with your work partner request. But I would just point out 17th edition CU is a bit of irrelevant sales jargon, just as 17th edition test meters are. All meters that were compliant for 16th edition are just as compliant with 17th edition. Some circuits under 16th edition required multiple RCD's and discrimination just as some circuits under 17th edition require RCD's and discrimination. Some people think any CU with two or more RCD's or RCBO's is a "17th edition CU", which is not actually strictly correct. Are you a member of an approved contractor scheme, for self certification of Part-P works. Or is this why you want to work along side someone who could notify your jobs whilst you are gaining more experience?</p><p></p><p>Doc H.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Doc Hudson, post: 237984, member: 1607"] Hello Croft, I cannot help with your work partner request. But I would just point out 17th edition CU is a bit of irrelevant sales jargon, just as 17th edition test meters are. All meters that were compliant for 16th edition are just as compliant with 17th edition. Some circuits under 16th edition required multiple RCD's and discrimination just as some circuits under 17th edition require RCD's and discrimination. Some people think any CU with two or more RCD's or RCBO's is a "17th edition CU", which is not actually strictly correct. Are you a member of an approved contractor scheme, for self certification of Part-P works. Or is this why you want to work along side someone who could notify your jobs whilst you are gaining more experience? Doc H. [/QUOTE]
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