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You can fit a 13A socket but it must be certified for EV use. This mode of charging should only really be used as a temporary measure...

The head at some point has been changed so someone thought it was okay. Not ideal it is hanging it's weight on the head but have seen...

Old PILC cable wrapped with impregnated hessian. Under that is either steel tape or wire armour.

If you are making provisions for EVSE then you should be aware, have competence and a good understanding of the CoP.

Those types of socket outlets are not suitable for dwellings, they are not shuttered. You can get 13A sockets outlets specifically...

since when did engineers matter more than sales staff :ROFLMAO: Alas it's part of dumbing down as enacted by profit motives rather than...

Back in the summer I was using a new meter which kept dropping the Bluetooth connection to it's remote sensors. I spoke to tech support...

The item in the picture is not something I would want in my house with electricity passing through it, looks a complete piece of tat.

Tests aren't really any different to any other cable, continuity and insulation resistance etc....

They are not approved for use on 6181Y conductors so if employed you would have to note a departure and give evidence they are no less...

The situation in question does not have a vague answer, placing out of reach is not acceptable and anyone undertaking an EICR should be...

Agreed it has no relevance.

Not an unreasonable point, but BS7671 (rightly or wrongly) makes specific provision for those lamp holders.

What difference does above 5m make?

You can't suggest out of reach as a means of protection in this instance. If you are undertaking EICRs you should be well aware of this.