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    Test Instrument Accuracy Recording

    D. I write on them with permanent marker to identify them for testing purposes. Take it easy mate on the assesment worries we all hate that sort of stuff ,but the day soon comes and goes and we move on to the next thing in life to panic over ; \ Good luck with it all the same mate...
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    RCD Trip times

    ;) a1spark
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    BG Nexus cu

    Nice looking job m107. just one point ....where did you hide the circuit chart? :D
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    RCD Trip times

    Heck ! liman are you trying to get our GS arrested for indecent exposure ? ROTFWL a1spark.
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    Test Instrument Accuracy Recording

    Probably D. as long as the consumer unit is providing the 30 ma rcd protection. a1spark.
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    Test Instrument Accuracy Recording

    Good Man ! MM a1spark.
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    overhead cables

    I agree with you in common sense terms Evvo mate, but when i sign a cert i want to make sure some knowall wont follow sometime later and start ****ging off my work[ you know the scenario ] ,so conforming to the regs is the way to go ,even though sometimes it seems way over the top, so to speak...
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    Pir test

    Hi Info mate ! same comment as I made above for ST..i.e. the op was referring to the Protective Bonding ,not the Earthing conductor. The Bonding should be sized to be not less than half the Earthing conductor csa. with a mimimum of 6mm [ unless PME ,where it would usually be 10mm in...
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    Pir test

    Hi ST. mate ! yes that could be true if the op was referring to the Earthing conductor but his concern was with the protective Bonding Conductor, --adiabatic equation not applicable in that context. a1spark.
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    Test Instrument Accuracy Recording

    There you are dan........SL is a big softy at heart :D and supplies you with some usefull and constructive advice above . a1spark.
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    Pir test

    Yes, I suppose The Earthing conductor should be inspected for thermal damage as you rightly say ,andy as any potential circulating currents may well be flowing through it,.and damage could occur epecially if the earthing conductor was undersized......I tended to only think of the Main bonding...
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    smoke position

    Good informative post PC mate !
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    Pir test

    [quote name='Andy
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    outside lights

    Rob69. As long as the cable satisfies any provisions regarding external influences, and i would say impact was the most onerous here, then it will be o.k. a1spark.
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    overhead cables

    Thats the one plumber mate...cheers.
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    Pir test

    Code 4. unless TNCS .then it may have to be Code 2. meethinks danny mate !
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    Test Instrument Accuracy Recording

    Calm down now S,L i have already referred the op to the NICEIC site, admittedly not with such Gusto as your good self. O) dan mate ,I think Kewtech do a Accuracy log book, and i know denmans stock Kewteck log books of various descriptions...Google the kewteck site... -...
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    overhead cables

    Sorry andy .I pressed the Reply button before i had finished the post.
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    overhead cables

    I think the issue arises when we have to sign the EIC stating the install complies with the current edition of BS7671...if it doesnt then the departures box will have to be used . ..on the point discussed ,I seem to have the idea there is a requirement to comply with ESQR regs when...
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    Test Instrument Accuracy Recording

    I think there are some on the NICEIC website....dont recall if they are on the restricted part of the site or not though.....have a look you may be in luck. a1spark.
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