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Hi i have got my assessement soon and im checking should i have PIR label on for a cu swap and what do you put put for next test 5 or 10 years (gn3 says 10) thanks
 
It is up to you to decide depending on your knowledge of the installation. 10yrs is the guide figure in GN3 for domestic but you may want to make it shorter or even longer depending on the its current age, condition and usage.
 

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