Requirements for certification of works

[yachty]

Thanks for all your input gents 

we will replace all the CUs on Monday and submit thereafter

it is the correct way forward 

 

[Sharpend]

Wise decision 

 

[Murdoch]

Thanks for all your input gents 

we will replace all the CUs on Monday and submit thereafter

it is the correct way forward 

I think you might find it takes more than 1 day to do 4 fuseboards ...... ..... but I do agree, this is the simplest path.

Please make sure the sparky doing the work gives you the appropriate certification for the work......

 

[steptoe]

I find it hard to believe that this projected started with the 15th edition was in force ..............

not everything needed RCD'd in 16th

 

[Murdoch]

not everything needed RCD'd in 16th

didn't say it did :signthankspin:

 

[steptoe]

didn't say it did :signthankspin:

no, but if it was designed to 16th then it may not have the required RCDs to comply with 17th

 

[Evans Electric]

Wheres Pro Dave when we need him! He's from north of the border!

Ah  pedantic correction there Murdo  .......   he's IS north of the border  but NOT from there .   He's an Englishman ,  wondering the Scottish highlands in search of peace and tranquility   

 

[Murdoch]

Ah  pedantic correction there Murdo  .......   he's IS north of the border  but NOT from there .   He's an Englishman ,  wondering the Scottish highlands in search of peace and tranquility   

He seems to have gone very native

That said we're off to bonny jockland in the morning for a short break - to just outside Inverness.

 

[steptoe]

He seems to have gone very native

I think he was always a tightwad,  :slap

 

[binky]

it is possible to add an RCD in a separate enclosure next to board for the modified circuits rather than change the board itself, or insert an RCBO into the board. Not hving an RCD for a circuit doesn't prevent taking test results