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What documentation is required after wiring up a single phase installation in a caravan?
All mains testing has been done as if it were a domestic installation and tests out nicely.. I can do a domestic installation cert although the parts specifying the supply I feel are a bit superfluous as it could be from any applicable 230v supply, it's not fixed.
Also the requirements of section 721 have been adhered to.
Is a caravan classed as a Building? Does it need a Building Regs certificate?
I was going to enquire my assessor but judging from some of the comments I see on the forum, thought I'd ask here first..
 
It's one of these..

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I think a domestic EIC, is for up to 100A supply?
Yes that's right I just checked..
And Murdoch is right too, there's no "official" domestic EIC, I just tend to call them that because that is what mainly I do.
There is similarly a Domestic Condition Report also for up to 100A..
Now we've cleared that up, perhaps we can get back to the questions on the OP? :-)
 
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EIC for provision of a new circuit or MWC for an alteration.

Record test results but state Ze/PFC etc only valid at time of test as caravan connected to the temporary supply it was connected to when the tests were done.

Corrected that for you

If you don't state that, then some numpty could assume the tests results would apply where ever the caravan was plugged in ........ which we all know won't be the case.

CYA
 
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Corrected that for you

If you don't state that, then some numpty could assume the tests results would apply where ever the caravan was plugged in ........ which we all know won't be the case.

CYA
Well spotted, I had my beer goggles on...
 
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So which LABC would you notify if the works? As it could potentially be anywhere in the world.
Quite! Hence my question... Could it be it's not notifiable then?
 
Do you have a copy of Part P of the building regs ?
Yes I have a copy and there doesn't appear to be anything in there about caravans, so i'm assuming not notifiable, just wanted to make sure..
Is there not much work about in the Woking area then?
 
An EIC with no notification. If this is a repeated requirement, then maybe a custom cert derived from the model cert in BS7671, but modified (and simplified) to suit.
 
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