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Hi All

I was called out to a house today who's meter had been removed by the electricity board as they had been tampering with it.

They wanted to connect a generator to it and no longer use any of the suppliers.

As there will be no switching between supplys, I presume I no longer need to install a generator transfer switch. Can anybody please confirm.

thanks
 

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