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bit of advice please guys. when doing a pir or cu change do you test the central heating wiring which is fed from a fcu off a ring or radial circuit.
thanks neil.
 
Agree with paul.m.

The flex is supplied as part of the appliance, i.e. the boiler, so is not part of the fixed wiring of the electrical installation :smile:
 

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