Amendment 3. Dis Board

[sparkzalot]

Im currently testing communial lighting etc etc in blocks of flats. If not locked away in meter rooms the distribution boards are generally in a small meter cupboard on the ground floor hallway/stairwell. Now i assume that this is classed as a "commercial" installation and replacement of such dis. boards would not have to be of a non-combustible material as that only applies for domestic?? (Getting a metal board small enough to fit isnt going to happen)

Any input/advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

 

[sparkzalot]

davesparks gave you the answer.

They are not NICEIC forms, they are probably jazzed up versions of the IET form, jazzed up by the NICEIC.

repeat after me

" they are not NICEIC forms" :bomb2:

:rockon2: :rockon2: :rockon2: :rockon2:

 

[sparkzalot]

davesparks gave you the answer.

They are not NICEIC forms, they are probably jazzed up versions of the IET form, jazzed up by the NICEIC.

repeat after me

" they are not NICEIC forms" :bomb2:

:rockon2: :rockon2: :rockon2: :rockon2: