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    t.e.f rcbo

    never heard of them tom a1spark
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    PIR. Do I mention this?

    Fair points made by PC & Andy...but as long as it is clearly noted somewhere on the PIR. a1spark.
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    Dry wall / Stud wall

    Hi SL. Does that imply that you posses a concealed Large Batten ? :^O a1spark
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    PIR. Do I mention this?

    I dont see why you cant note it as a code 4. That way its not going to affect the outcome of the PIR but allows you to record your concerns....I think The ESC give similar guidance for noting items of potential concern that are not in themselves directly covered in specific terms by BS...
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    Testing

    I think there is no doubt such work is an alteration to the installation by virtue of the fact you are breaking and then re-making connections,therefore you need to verify your finished work is safe. I think therefore Regs 134.2 .1 and 131.8 should be complied with. a1spark.
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    Testing

    As a matter of interest what would be the thoughts on verifying the adequacy of the Earthing Conductor and Main Protective Bonding on such occasions ? a1spark.
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    Dry wall / Stud wall

    +1 Doc {Dry Wall ---Dot & dabbed } a1spark
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    External Wall Lights

    Hi. H. I would say you were correct on point 2 also, and agree with advice given by M107 and adding also as long as complying with 522.6.8 ,if required. a1spark.
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    Bathroom Fan Heater

    Hi RC. Unless the installation is all 17th ed compliant in the bathroom then check Supp Bonding requirements also. a1spark.
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    Fire proof spot lights

    ROTFWL a1spark
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    External Wall Lights

    Hi. H. Your statement above is correct . and also as long as the supply to the lights is not a new circuit or is not an extension of a circuit in a Special location...Kitchen etc. a1spark.
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    Emergency Lighting and Fire / Smoke Alarms

    Some Electrical Installation qualifications would be a good starter :run :) ...Only joking Damien !. I think it comes down to the old one about being Competant in carrying out the task in hand. Experience of the work & its technical & legal requirements would be highly desirable...
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    a big thank you to all

    You make sure you take things easy for a while now Switchy mate..and thats an order. :) im sure you will soon get your head together and return to your old self again. Best Wishes...........a1spark
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    some testing help please for consumer unit change

    Hi Dan. For New work or Additions and alterations -No leeway here- follow the requirements of BRB Chapter 61. For P.I.Rs Follow BRB Chapter 62, and pay particular attention to 621.1 and the words -as far as reasonably practicable-..and 621.2 and the phrases detailed examination...
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    Fire proof spot lights

    There is no compromise to be had here on safety. option 1. Ceiling suppost timbers to be located. option 2. light fittings to be re-located --the rest is down to you 88. mate a1spark.
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    Barbers

    as Batty says RCD for sockets or if you think there is likelyhood of them receiving direct spray then IP 65 sockets it will have to be also.[ external influences] a1spark
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    fica inspect and test

    Ha ! Ha! . Stay out of Scotland evvo and you should be o.k. on that one ; \ a1spark
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    fica inspect and test

    Whats fica ? a1spark
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    Jumpers on heating pipes.

    Hi Evvo. If the boiler is sited in a bathroom then the Supp bonding may [or may not] be required. If Supp bonding is not required by Bs 7671 then the boiler manufacturers instructions require looking at....if they dont require it then there is no reason to install it. a1spark
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    please look and see what you think at these results

    Nice one dan mate ! a1spark.
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