cheap CU wasn't too bad

[the doctor]

constructive comments welcomed

.

Nice job lostit, but you did ask......

no circuit schedule:x

no periodic inspection label:|

wallpapering not made good:coat

best wishes

Alan

 

[a1]

no testing in that list lurch:x

I was going to mention that.

 

[a1]

Also, the listing that you linked to on FleaBay, looks like the "Ching" brand.

The chinese ones. I think that is the correct name?!

Brother bought one a couple of years ago, from TS.

 

[Lee321]

constructive comments welcomed

.

Nice job lostit, but you did ask......

no circuit schedule:x

no periodic inspection label:|

wallpapering not made good:coat

best wishes

Alan

the circuit schedule is there its below the mcb's

the rest hands up :x

 

[Lurch]

no testing in that list lurch:x

I knew someone was going to pick that up at some point, surprised it took this long!

You only need to test if the lights don;t come back on anyway.

 

[M107]

I'm with KME, every circuit gets tested post cu swap out & full EIC is issued & a pir sticker is placed on the cu along with the rest.

I don

 

[M107]

I'm with KME, every circuit gets tested post cu swap out & full EIC is issued & a pir sticker is placed on the cu along with the rest.

I don

 

[batty]

I'm with KME, every circuit gets tested post cu swap out & full EIC is issued & a pir sticker is placed on the cu along with the rest.I don

 

[Andy™]

Is that right a full eic should be issued personally I issue limited eic with loop readings on it as you have only changed protective device. I would be careful issueing a full eic as you did not install wiring and if something goes wrong it could open a can of worms for you.

An EIC is an EIC. same cert whether its a full EIC or not.

just make sure your description clearly states CU change only

 

[steptoe]

They say a lot of things, like women. Just pretend to listen to stop them from going on, and the same goes for the NIC.

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