few questions

[jackfrosty]

Hi, when wiring a central heating system, I know it has to be notified but is it ok to use a minor works certificate as long as boiler etc is not in a special location?

Also if a bathroom light is just simply replaced should it be notified? Didnt get paid much for job so dont want to go wasting

 

[Andy™]

part p / special location has nothing to do with what cert should be used. read the notes on the MWC for what its used for

and no

 

[Doc Hudson]

Hi, when wiring a central heating system, I know it has to be notified but is it ok to use a minor works certificate as long as boiler etc is not in a special location? Cheers

As far as I understand the type of certificate issued has nothing to do with the location of the works. It is the type of works done that governs if a full certificate or minor certificate should be issued.

Doc H.

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Andy has already confirmed my reply, thank you.

Doc H.

 

[jackfrosty]

i did know that ive just wrote it wrong. What is normally used a minor works or EIC

 

[Andy™]

What is normally used a minor works or EIC

the same as you would for any other circuit. read the notes for MWC.

 

[jackfrosty]

i will tonight just wondering if central heating wiring was anything special at all. As going to spur off ring i take it its a minor works as no new circuit

 

[m4tty]

Yeah its a minor works mate

 

[Apache]

i will tonight just wondering if central heating wiring was anything special at all. As going to spur off ring i take it its a minor works as no new circuit

If you are doing the work I'd have thought you should know these things? I could have answered your question.

headbang

 

[jackfrosty]

what work can you do without upgrading the earth bonding to the water and gas supply if it isn't in place?

 

[Andy™]

what work can you do without upgrading the earth bonding to the water and gas supply if it isn't in place?

replacing existing accessories. and thats it.

 

[SPECIAL LOCATION]

what work can you do without upgrading the earth bonding to the water and gas supply if it isn't in place?

• Wash the car.
  
• Walk the dog.
  
• Put up a shelf.
  
• Cook beans on toast.
  
• Voluntary work at the local Help-the-Aged drop in center.
  
• Make an on-line purchase from Amazon.
  
• Build a raised bed to plant next years Veg in.
  
• Read a whole volume of Harry Potter.
  
• Polish your Sunday-best shoes.
  
• Hand out the Carol sheets at Rev-James Christmas Eve service.
  
• Model underwear for a private fashion show for Sandra.
  
• Buy and fit a new battery in Admins Ulysses.
  
• Do 35 Sheep vaccinations for Patch.
  
• Read wiring regulation 131.8 page 16 Big Red!
  

:Blushing :innocent

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[alchemist]

what work can you do without upgrading the earth bonding to the water and gas supply if it isn't in place?

When I had my Elesca assessment I said I thought that any major works required that bonding be upgraded if not to 17th. He said that's not correct, as long as bonding is 'adequate' it is fine, so could be to an older standard e.g. 6mm.

Of course no main bonding at all won't qualify as adequate, so a moot point.

 

[steptoe]

what work can you do without upgrading the earth bonding to the water and gas supply if it isn't in place?

dig holes,

though Im starting to wonder if you are even qualified to do that.!