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Discuss Anyone go the BBB to hand - reg regarding mix and match in the Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
Not sure if you will be able to read this PDF the NICEIC told me to read when I asked their help desk, no I'm not a member.So next week I have to add a circuit to this board:
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My plan is to add a Wylex breaker ........... but how would the BBB wording cover this?
I haven't bough the BBB yet!
After all, its not me that added the 3rd party breakers
I think your work would be perfectly fine. A note on the cert might be in order. Also see what Wylex have to say about that. Would be a costly swap to change all those out.
Not sure if you will be able to read this PDF the NICEIC told me to read when I asked their help desk, no I'm not a member.
file:///C:/Users/Pete/Desktop/Safe%20Selection%20of%20Devices%20for%20Installation%20in%20Assemblies%20(1).pdf
No it wont let me, copyright or somethingPete - thats a link to your hard drive
Could you post the PDF?
None of the car manufactures have tried to stop people fitting 3rd party brake pads to their cars - MCB's and RCBO's are no different....
The way I read it is, you can mix providing the manufacturers agree and that you install to the highest professional standards, yes I agree Vorty a ridiculous ruling, one I believe the IET will regret,and hopefully rescind.I cannot imagine in any way the integrity of the CU would be compromised in any way by a different brand I think it is nonsense. However I do compy with regs and don't mix as I do not wish to increase my liability through non-compliance.
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