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page 474 bs7671 - 'OBSERVATIONS' - include schedule reference as appropriate. So... I think it does?

Sorry , of what? not challenging, just wondering.

But an EICR is not just for the customer? It is for many other legal purposes and that is why BOTH are essential, not just advised. (and I for one don't plan to be 'rank' :))

As has been said to a degree: In my opinion (professional) It requires both (no one more than the other), As it is a document that can be used in conjunction with legal requirements it needs the specifics (coding), but I totally agree also that one needs a customer/recipient to understand, so...

In my opinion (professional) It requires both (no one more than the other), As it is a document that can be used in conjunction with legal requirements it needs the specifics (coding), but I totally agree also that one needs a customer/recipient to understand, so also, a clear explanation is...

Answer question 1 : As long as - an ELV (extra low voltage) device or circuit in which the electrical potential between conductor or electrical conductor and earth (ground) does not exceed 50 V AC or 120 V DC (ripple free)You should be fine with that voltage. Answer question 2 : same as above...

Maybe a contactless voltage detector would be a better gift, try a fluke LVD2, it's not for finding buried cables but it's relatively accurate at telling you if a cable is live, but again, this is not a guatentee of safety or accuracy, you'll need to be qualified and time served to improve that.

It's not one thing, electricians assess using their knowledge of buildings, regulations, history, sight, and yes sound, and on occasion, but rarely, a device that attempts to notify the user of electromagnetic variation in the form of a cable finder.

You need to know about this before you work in any electrotechnical area, this is one of the most important and basic aspects of circuits. There, patronising over, sorry but it's true and needed saying if you are undertaking electrical work. The essential aspect of 'fusing' (fuses, MCBs etc)...

Not sure anyone can help with that level of detail.

Trades don't commonly use these. As their accuracy is based on too many unknowns. Any properly branded one will suffice as a gift, try Bosch, but I don't guatentee the recipients success!

Sounds bad from both a tenant and functional perspective, give the landlord notice to fix the issue, then if he/she does not, take it to your local council/citizens advice for how to proceed. This kind of issue is not one that can be easily rectified as site unseen, that is likely why no one...

Ok, this is one big mess, you a)need a quote up front like someone else has already said, b) you will need certification (not open for discussion) AND you MAY need part p registration for a new circuit depending on domestic or commercial usage (this is on you, don't pass it on to your mate, you...