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really.. i new lithuania was discovered in 1009 ad, didn't know they had electricity back then!!! maybe someone should have told the Lithuania's the correct size of earth cable use on this project!!!

i told the architect that i thought it would have to be updated, but i would check with the powers that be, he says that it wouldn't have to be and i could continue to the 16th, i told him that i would highly recommend installing rcbo's. main bonding Earths have been run in 6mm, should be 10mm

ok here is one for you all... A large rewire in central london, 80% complete,client gets rid of original electrical contractors and gets me in to complete. second fixing, identifying of cables,some completion of circuits,termination and completion of consumer units and full inspection and test...

i would go for the apprenticeship if you could get it, yes you maybe 30 when you qualify but you will have so much more knowledge of electrical systems and installations, rather than a 4 month course, apprenticeships are long for a reason, theres so much to know of electrical installations and...

im sitting with the nic guide to registration docs in front of me,got them today. upon initial application you will be asked to give 2 postcodes of two jobs that you have worked on, one minor,and one major, you can not use the same address for the two jobs, im doing a cu change in my own house...

I was actually thinking of carrying out the inspection after, and ripping it to shreds.. but realize it would only be a waste of my time for some little pleasure i may get....

I agree...

what du all think of this??? a women i know has just purchased a 2 bed house, and asks me to " check the electrics" so i say no probs, will be

thanks for all your replies, i guess i have to upgrade it then... its not the easiest of jobs and as it is in my own house it will be coming out of that ever so empty pocket of mine.... thanks guys...

the main earthing conductor will be 16mm and the tails are 25mm double insulated..so i know thats fine...i think i'll put it down in the observations and recommendations sheet as a 4... thanks for your info...

living in herts, and working in london... is it just me or is the work drying up out there at the mo???

Just incase anyone wanted to know i little about me, i started my own company 7 months ago and have had no luck with bringing in work, had a couple here and there but not enough to take the family to butlins!!!!i've just this month payed my registration fee for the domestic installer scheme and...

sorry yeah main bonding conductors..

thanks, im sure it will be fine, i like post cards.....

its a tn-c-s system and the main gas and water are at the opposite end of the building...im planning on a full rewire this time next yeAR , just need to know will the nic man fail me if i do not upgrade it or is mentioning it in the observations and recommendations in the pir good enough...

hi all... can anyone tell me exactly what they went through on there inspection day??? i dont have a clue what to expect, and although i know im a competent electrician who has just passed there c+g 2391, still doesnt help me from cackin myself... i think its not the fact of failure, its the...

Im about to carry out a change of consumer unit as a major job for the nic domestic installer inspector... now what i need to know is do i need to upgrade the supp bonding conductor from its original 6mm to 10mm for the installation to pass??? answers on a post card please...