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Yes no continuity on the cpcWhen you say no connection does this mean there are cpcs but there is no continuity through them.
Totally agree… it would be easier to install new circuit to the area.This analogy may help: even if you are plugging class 2 appliances into a radial sockets circuit the circuit still requires a cpc to protect the cables.
Same for lighting circuits - even if the cpc isn’t connected to each luminaire it needs to be connected to the next length of cable and so on.
That needs sorting before any other work is done.Yes no continuity on the cpc
No they haven the switches are normal plasticHas anyone made an attempt to resolve it. Are the light switches earthed.
NoSo has anyone tried to resolve it.
Still doesn't get round the discontinuous CPC, I'd walk away of that's their attitude.Their remit was fit Class II fittings
N/V. whatever else.epic fail.What will you put on the certification for earth continuity.
It’s not my job I've only questioned the sparks involved …I won’t be signing anythingWhat will you put on the certification for earth continuity.
Other than when it forms an earthed sheath around the live conductors, how does a CPC protect a cable?This analogy may help: even if you are plugging class 2 appliances into a radial sockets circuit the circuit still requires a cpc to protect the cables.
Same for lighting circuits - even if the cpc isn’t connected to each luminaire it needs to be connected to the next length of cable and so on.
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