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Are you saying my link doesn't work for you? It works ok for me?

Yeah, basically Nat there needs to be more info on what type of renovation, or how far are they prepared to go with their renovation, type info given. But basically it sounds like a typical equi-potential zone.

Lol Apache... I can never find my way around these sites :D

How about this? http://s674.photobucket.com/albums/vv103/mark2spark/No%20bonding/?action=organize

Ok, here goes :D :D <a href="http://s674.photobucket.com/albums/vv103/mark2spark/" target="_blank"><img src="http://i674.photobucket.com/albums/vv103/mark2spark/10mmredone004.jpg" alt="mark2spark" border="0" /></a>

Just a further update... ElecSa phoned back this afternoon and said my remedial is accepted! Yey!! I'm now a competent person y'know... :D Chuck pics on where? admin?

I'll just confirm that you should NOT get the Kewtech KT61. It sounds a good deal at around

Thanks guys. I remedied it today, oops yesterday now lol, ran a new 10mm round the conservatory, drilled through the wall and crimped it onto the old 10mm (gas main one probably) took pics done a continuity test first on the old 10mm sent it off to ElecSa now fingers crossed PrayPray edit...

Yeah, not sure why he went for 10mm, OP didn't say anything about the csa ? :|

Not sure what bit you looked at SL, but: http://www.screwfix.com/prods/20999/Electrical-Supplies/Cable/Twin-Earth/Prysmian-6242Y-2-Core-Grey-1mm-100m-Twin-Earth-Cable is the 'old' pirelli cable at

This is exactly what my non compliance/conformance is, you can't see the clamps now the kitchen fitters have been in and done their thing. Although the gas meter move isn't the kitchen fitters fault I suppose. Shouldn't the gas board have left at least a note saying bonding disconnected, you...

The more expensive cable is manufactured by a part of a group that used to be known as Pirelli. Arguably it's a better quality cable... even though both have BS numbers.

I agree. Can't see what's particularly special about the cabinet lights in the link? You should be able to get something similar to that in any UK wholesalers I would have thought?

Hi guys, With respect to green hornet's answer, I'd like a couple more opinions on this scenario please. I'm copying and pasting from the eleectricians talk 'elecsa' thread, hopefully I can put it together like a jigsaw puzzle Pray :D Cheers in advance. Had my assessment today... had a non...

The more I think about it, I think Special Location nails it... he couldn't really ask the question simply without giving the game away!

Sorry, didn't realise that I wasn't clear, thermal insulation is one, grouping is two, and ... ummm ... errr... Blushing ?:| Ahh... Ambient temparature! Page 123 OSG

Thanks for that Green Hornet. I hear you, i just thought it was arguable whether the SWA is a circuit in it's own right, or just no more than meter tails effectively. It could of course be argued that every installation is just ONE circuit seeing as there is a main fuse covering all branches...

I said that one too... but he said no, doesn't matter how big the cable is if it's fused at 1 amp that's it. Strange way of going about things... thermal wouldn't affect it either if it was fused at 1 amp? :_|

But I might as well have said that a nail right through the middle of a cable will affect the ccc? It was just worded strangely IMO for an obvious question.

Hi guys, some of you may have read my other thread about my elecsa assessment, I passed, sort of, had a non conformance due to main bonds on house being covered up/moved by kitchen fitters. But I thought I'd comment on other aspects of the assessment, in case it helps others. Much is made...