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Fitting a new consumer unit
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<blockquote data-quote="Mell" data-source="post: 504939" data-attributes="member: 33286"><p>The customer was told by his friend that he'll need a rewire if he has a new board I don't know his reasons he's an electrician but does not test and inspect hence why I've been asked, yes I am doing a visit next week and will test Zs and earth bonding and take if from there but I also thought that upstairs circuits had to be separate from downstairs circuits.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mell, post: 504939, member: 33286"] The customer was told by his friend that he'll need a rewire if he has a new board I don't know his reasons he's an electrician but does not test and inspect hence why I've been asked, yes I am doing a visit next week and will test Zs and earth bonding and take if from there but I also thought that upstairs circuits had to be separate from downstairs circuits. [/QUOTE]
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