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2 way garage consumers unit in shed for lights and power
Part pee what’s that Shyte
2 way garage consumers unit in shed for lights and power
Part pee what’s that Shyte
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This is the same for the likes of me who used to be a Q.S./P.D.H. for a so-called electrical contractor in Northamptonshire and dealt with the Part P notifications now I do commercial works ie schools etc also the likes of Pete999 who has had a lifetime of electrical installation works from house bashing to high profile installations. Now with part P, this means that we can't do some electrical works in our own homes without the expense of a third party or through L.B.C. And we would do a better job than most that are in one of the schemes from what has been posted on here for us to see.That takes me back to the day when Part Pee and the notification thingies came into force.
I was a regular on the IEE (now IET) forum then. I did have to smile at all of those time served and, probably, very qualified electronic engineers who bleated very loudly. When they realised that they could no longer do very much electrical work in their own houses!
Garage....by the looks.I presume the green building is the shed?
Whats the brick building with the door open? Does it have electrics in it?
Garage....by the looks.
I presume the green building is the shed?
Whats the brick building with the door open? Does it have electrics in it?
Yes green building is the shed...
building with door open is the garage...
garage has a double socket on the wall which is powered from a plug socket in the lounge. As you look at the lounge in photo, plug sockets are on the wall to the right of the open sliding doors. The mains lead is plugged in there, goes through the wall into a double socket in the garage.
Yes to both questionsDoes your CU have RCD protection?
So your garage is using an extension lead for the power?
A plug topWhat installation method did you use??
13Amp fuse??A plug top
A plug top
Didn’t you use the bottom as well?A plug top
I keep trying to persuade her but no luckDidn’t you use the bottom as well?
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