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I've just bought the version for the iPad. Fantastic software. Going to make certificates so much easier and more professional. When prompted put electricianforum.co.uk for 10% discount.

I've been thinking the same, I want to justify getting an iPad but not sure what applications will work best. Seen a few posts about Icertifi but not sure it's fully developed to carryout EICR yet.

I have seen one on a wall before. The first 2-3 inches was a plastic loop so not to frey. I didn't look at the make though but they do exist.

Amazing. Made me jump when it stopped on his finger.

I've had a problem like this before. You need to increase the voltage. On longer runs the volt drop can be enough to not throw the bar hard enough to ding then dong. Easy fix though.

Heard it on local radio in Cardiff on Monday. Let's hope wales will have a win tomorrow to come third.

as long as the division of final circuits between the RCDs is carefully considered so as to minimize the consequences of unwanted tripping. Separate RCD protection is not necessarily required for each circuit of an installation but, in order to minimize the likelihood and consequences of...

You can use a single rcd board as long as everything goes on the rcd to comply.

Hi all. I'm new here but finding the app on the iPhone A great help to many questions. I'm a domestic installer for niceic. At the moment I use the hand written certificates which I find fine but I'm wondering if there is software for the iPad to do certificates. Need an excuse for the wife...