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    NH Upgrade to NM 3rd Amendment Compliant Replacement Lids

    Hi All Just spotted these Metal replacement covers for old plastic Wylex Consumer Units. I was just wondering what the forum's opinion is of them? I guess they're a bit of a fudge as you still have the plastic box frame behind it, but is it a total waste of time if you can't afford a new CU at...
  2. D

    BG Split load board 18th edition compliant?

    https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/BGFP16606A.html BG are stating that these are 18th edition compliant. I'm doubtful if they meet regulations 536.4.3.2 & 536.4.202 - overload protection of switches and RCCBs. the RCDs are rated at 63A. There is no way of configuring the supplied MCBs that...
  3. V

    Is this compliant with current safety standards?

    Hi first time on this forum and looking for some advice. I have a second home with incoming network connection as shown below. I don't like uninsulated wires attaching to the house like this and is dangerous when working with ladders etc. I have looked up the regs, 1988, and as far as I can...
  4. A

    Is this Saniflo wiring safe and compliant with regulations?

    Hello. I would like to know if from a safety perspective the wiring of the saniflo (see all 3 attached pictures) is good or not. If not can someone point to regulations that cover such jobs in bathrooms? Background: This is a Saniflo replacement and rewiring. Intuitively I would say this is...
  5. U

    Is this ceiling light compliant?

    Hi I've just purchased a metal framed ceiling light from AliExpress and I am concerned that it has no earth connection or double insulated labelling, and it's not double insulated anyway. I know buying from AliExpress is not the best idea but I really liked the design and plenty of UK sites...
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    • ceiling ceiling light compliant earth bond lamp light
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    • Forum: Lighting Forum
  6. Rockingit

    3a FSU downstream of a spur socket from RFC - compliant?

    Have a 3a FSU that feeds an adjacent WC light and fan, wired from a socket that is a spur. Even though we all know that it's safe (no different to having a 3a plug top in the socket), can't quite make up my mind if it's compliant or not. Thoughts?
  7. P

    Considering adding SPD and AFDD to my 17th Edition compliant CU

    Am I on the right lines, I ask? I've just recently moved into this house which is nicely equipped with a large 15 circuit CU unit with a split load x2 RCD's but first, I think an EICR would be a good idea to give a starting point reference at least, before any work is done I'm considering having...
    • Pobble
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    • 17th 17th edition adding afdd compliant edition spd
    • Replies: 18
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
  8. C

    Unsatisfactory EICR - 'No RCD Protection', 'CCU not AM3 compliant', 'Water Bond not Attached'

    Hi, I have an Unsatisfactory EICR with the following observations (full report attached, with key details blanked) - the apartment block was built in 1995 and there was some rewiring in 2010 - are these genuine reasons to fail the EICR? Contacted the inspector who quoted £695 for remedial work...
  9. S

    Are 30mA split load consumer units non compliant under 18th edition

    Hi All, Just wanted to see what peoples opinion is is installing a 30ma Split load board compliant/ non compliant under the 18th Edition or you have to use RCBO's for each final circuit? BS7671:2018, Page 155 regulation 531.3.5.2 is a note which says on TN systems which states " Exept where...
    • stefanli69
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    • 18th 18th edition 30ma compliant consumer consumer units edition load split under units
    • Replies: 24
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
  10. Marcus Vaughan

    Not happy with this John Lewis design - non compliant.

    Just put this light up. 35mm gap between the shade and ceiling - you can get your hand in and touch the chock blocks. Not right is it. Not sure I can work around so I guess it’s got to come down. Not good.
  11. S

    Non Part P compliant work?

    an electrician has installed a spur fuse(?) as part of a bathroom under floor heating installation. They removed a redundant plug socket just outside the bathroom and re-used it to instal the spur fuse. Several days later I noticed it wasn’t straight so thought I’ll straighten it when I come to...
    • Secondincometrader
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    • compliant electrical work part part p work
    • Replies: 19
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
  12. R

    18th Edition Compliant Consumer Unit

    Hello all. Quick question: Are 17th reg 3rd amendment metal consumer units compliant with 18th edition regs? eg Hager VML716RKO Many thanks (Newbie)
    • RutlandFox
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    • 18th 18th edition compliant consumer consumer unit edition unit
    • Replies: 59
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
  13. R

    GS38 Compliant voltage indicator recomendations.

    Hi all, Level 3 student here looking to purchase a GS38 complaint voltage indicator and could do with your recommendations please. I need a voltage indicator for safe isolation that is GS38 compliant so it can be used for safe isolation procedure and used on NICEIC competent person assessment...
  14. T

    Looking for opinion on whether this scenario is compliant

    Went to daughters house to replace a couple of broken sockets and did a Zs and RCD test after replacing. CU was replaced and notice on it said inspected 2015. Plastic dual RCD 30 ma/Main switch 60947-3 isolator. System is TT. (100ma RCD?) Zs at socket was 11.75 ohms L-PE 2.64 ohms L-N. No...
    • The Ghost
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    • compliant looking opinion whether
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    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
  15. R

    Ammendment 3 Compliant Glands

    Hi there folks, I wonder if some of you have noticed the problem with getting glands for the above items ?. Have seen New install without them and wholesalers telling me folks dont ask for them !!!. Anyway had chat to Wiska and their Contract catalogue has the full range, including the new 2 x 2...
  16. A

    Relocating a Consumer Unit

    HI there. I've been asked to move a consumer unit from above a floor to below a floor (in the basement, still accessible). It's a move of about 1.5m. While I would like to upgrade this to an Amendment 3 compliant consumer unit (thereby requiring full testing), the customer is telling me that...
  17. DaveVector

    DDA compliant heating for disabled WC

    Can anyone advise me on the best way to provide heating via electric panel heaters for an amenity block that will be accessed by disabled persons. How do I ensure that no one gets burnt! Many thanks in advance.
  18. B

    Is this ammendment 3 compliant

    EUROPA SU50E CONSUMER UNIT 50A 63A RC Loooking to do a shower install, asked wholesale (Edmunsons) for price on things. This is the item that they gave me a price for. Does this comply with amendment 3.
  19. polo1

    Amd 3 compliant, metal, two module unit

    As above, can anyone recommend a make/model of metal housing to accommodate only an rcd? I'm guessing too, that these will require a metal cover if used in a domestic setting?
  20. Jay Sparks

    SY, CY None Compliant????

    So, I'm out on site the other day and the apprentice is installing some SY cable for a ring final circuit. Anyway, we got chatting and he mentions that this type of cable does not comply with BS7671! I said, "of course it does, it's part of the AM2 and it is one of the 7 cable types of the new...

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