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EICR code or not? Emergency lighting
Your right and I put it as a C3. I was over thinking it as a possible over heating problem but the fittings are designed for it.- Boskselectrician
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EICR code or not? Emergency lighting
That's what I'm doing recommending the em side is disconnected. I would say C2 due to the risk of the faulty batteries charging constantly. Maybe C3 just say it's noted- Boskselectrician
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EICR code or not? Emergency lighting
All they have done is just wired the perm live, neutral and earth through the side of the old fitting into the bulkheads. I have been told EICR only no works. I just feel if a battery that is not working is still connected there is a risk.- Boskselectrician
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EICR code or not? Emergency lighting
Yes still all connected by when the power is off they don't work- Boskselectrician
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EICR code or not? Emergency lighting
Hi all, I am current doing an EICR on a commercial property and the original lights for the building are 4ft twin fluorescent with the nice diffuser with in built emergency lights. At some point the emergency part of the lights has stopped working and someone instead of replacing the fitting...- Boskselectrician
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