Discuss EICR Classification Code for downlights that are not fire rated in the Security Alarms, Door Entry and CCTV (Public) area at ElectriciansForums.net
I haven't failed an installation on this.... just want opinions/ views thats all..
I haven't failed an installation on this.... just want opinions/ views thats all..
hhaha! fit leds and nothing to worry about about **** going up in flames
hhaha! fit leds and nothing to worry about about **** going up in flames
Hi Gents
Just wanted opinions on the above
I know there are various factors that could sway opinion...
Customers that have a large house with downlights throughout are not too pleased when you give them a four figure quote to rip out the lot......
Cheers
Dave
Hi Gents
Just wanted opinions on the above
I know there are various factors that could sway opinion...
Customers that have a large house with downlights throughout are not too pleased when you give them a four figure quote to rip out the lot......
Cheers
Dave
If the ceiling is a fire barrier then it will fall under section 527 which requires that the fire barrier not be compromised by the electrical installation.
I would give a C3 code as it is not presenting an electrical danger but is a recommendation of an improvement for safety.
If the ceiling is a fire barrier then it will fall under section 527 which requires that the fire barrier not be compromised by the electrical installation.
I would give a C3 code as it is not presenting an electrical danger but is a recommendation of an improvement for safety.
Tel your a genius, and the best guy on here without a doubt. I had exactly the same comment from a BCO the other day. Fire rated ruddy nonsense most of this, when you have the biggest Flu you could ever imagine in the shape of the stairway.and do we also seal up the stairwell to stop fire from spreading upstairs? bunk beds in the kitchen.
To a separate property?
and do we also seal up the stairwell to stop fire from spreading upstairs? bunk beds in the kitchen.
Any fire barrier, so it could be the barrier to an upstairs flat, or the ceiling of a built in garage, or the ceiling below a loft room where BC have required that fire door etc be fitted to separate that loft room, or even if the downright is installed in the pink fire line plasterboard boxing in an RSJ.
Plus of course the normal ceiling where it give 30minute protection to the void containing the floor joists.
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