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iv been asked to add some spots and some sockets in a house at the min it has a old wylex board with push button fuses the board has no rcd but there is one on the tails is this acceptable and yes i will be earthing water and oil supply
 
No reason why not as long as the existing is safe. You could suggest a new consumer unit while they're at it?
cheers, also Newcastle
 
17th is retrospective. we'd all be rich if everyone had to upgrade when they wanted any work done. Funny how people will spend hundreds on spots and things, yet the thirty year old board is out of sight, out of mind?
 

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