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Dave, again I come back to the point that box 1.2 "Condition of service head" is there to be filled in with one of the designated outcomes.
Okay, so fill in the box, with your finding on the DNO equipment, code it, C1 fair enough, but by the time you filled out the report and sent it to your client , it would have been rectified .They have to respond within 3hrs. Still unsatisfactory.? I am afraid will have to agree to disagree.
 
I don't want to agree to disagree, I want to discuss this to a conclusion based on reasoned argument and evidence, I would be delighted to be able to agree with you and be able to say why.

So if I could fill it out as a C1 for a C1, then why not fill it out as an FI for an FI?
 
I've come across a few of these, and the neutral is most likely to be a solid link - I've only ever found a single fuse in them. I suspect they were manufactured when DC supplies were still around but getting less common, so that electricity undertakings could buy in bulk and then add in a second fuselink if being used on a supply that was still DC. They never seem to be sealed!
 
There is something in the refs which addresses the subject of section 1 of the inspections. I think it explains that problems found with DNO equipment need to be raised with the DNO but don't necessarily need to affect the outcome of the report.
I can't look it up now as I'm in the Hardressers having my hair done!

As far as your concerns about the cutout go, that may have had a fuse in the neutral when first fitted but that should have been replaced with a solid link. What you should do if you have a concern is contact the DNO and get them to take it from there.
I would be far more interested in what looks to be bs951 clamps on the pilc, but again that's for the DNO to fix.
 

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