Kitchen downlighters

[Megaohm7]

Pricing a job that requires 6 downlights. The ceiling is coming down so it's 2 visits first fix and 2nd fix a few days later. The lights are to be installed in the kitchen. There is no RCD protection so would I need to provide that. As it's an addition to the original circuit I was thinking a Minor works cert? But I believe it needs notifying too as it's in the kitchen.. Guinness

 

[NozSpark]

If it's a TT supply then yes,,

Otherwise as you are not adding burried cables (<50mm), a socket or wiring in a bathroom then no.

 

[tom1]

+1, yes mwc and notifiy

 

[Megaohm7]

If it's a TT supply then yes,,Otherwise as you are not adding burried cables (<50mm), a socket or wiring in a bathroom then no.

Cheers Noz. Is it still notifiable work?

 

[NozSpark]

It would be notifyable as it's an addition in a "special location" as defined by Part P

 

[Megaohm7]

It would be notifyable as it's an addition in a "special location" as defined by Part P

No problem there but it's a minor works cert as it's an addition.

 

[Theorysparky]

whether its a MW or EIC it still needs notifying

it doesnt matter what cert it is

 

[Megaohm7]

whether its a MW or EIC it still needs notifyingit doesnt matter what cert it is

I was expecting it to be notifiable but just needed to be clear on the cert to be used. I can get my quote off now. Cheers mate