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Used to be a reg that the number of spurs off of a RFC had to be equal to or less than the number of sockets on the RFC. Does this still exist?
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Doesn't seem to have much experience to me if they've only just completed their training. What training?The rest will be done by a someone who recently completed their electricians training, they will also be doing some of the testing.
This isn't the same person as I previously mentioned who has more experience and is better qualified.
Used to be a reg that the number of spurs off of a RFC had to be equal to or less than the number of sockets on the RFC. Does this still exist?
I don't disagree - there's currently nobody in the property, I'm only doing any work at all on the basis that the homeowner has it tested by a qualified electrician before they move in.My main concern would be is that it's energised without any proper testing being done.
Is the home owner actually aware that you are not a competent person and are expecting them to arrange for someone to test and certify it.I don't disagree - there's currently nobody in the property, I'm only doing any work at all on the basis that the homeowner has it tested by a qualified electrician before they move in.
Yes, 100%Is the home owner actually aware that you are not a competent person and are expecting them to arrange for someone to test and certify it.
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