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Hi guys,
Anyone know of any templates for risk assessments for spd protection? Been reading up on it and been told I need a crl risk assesment. If anyone can help that would be great.
Cheers
 
@essex is correct, but I doubt you will find anything that 'passes' and doesn't need one. I've given up and just sell the SPD - they are under £60. It's not the calculation, it's the documentation of the the customer refusing (NAPIT now have a special form for this) to cover your/their arse. At the end of the day... IF over voltage caused damage, the customer will bleat that you didn't 'explain' it properly - especially when their insurance won't pay out because you have documented that they opted out!
 

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