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AgreeBS7671 is the general regulations that cover UK installs, but there will be more specific British standards to follow.
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AgreeBS7671 is the general regulations that cover UK installs, but there will be more specific British standards to follow.
Your profile says you have changed flashlight batteries and lamps indicating you are not an electrician. At the same time
Which suggests you know more than your profile is showing. I only ask as it is helpful to know your knowledge level to pitch the answer accordingly. As you have asked about a highly technical subject matter.
BS7671 is the general regulations that cover UK installs, but there will be more specific British standards to follow.
All these long words are doing my head in ,please speak down to earth EnglishI've learned about them, but now want to learn about the UK.
Pitch without a filter, speak your mind. Its the easiest for all of us.
And if you ask me its not all that highly technical. Get into epigenetics or quantum mechanics and that it really becomes esoteric.
All these long words are doing my head in ,please speak down to earth English
Any helpAs I said, I'm not afraid of what ever you throw at me
There is some mention of hospitals in BS7671 in timing of generators switchover and earthing systems peculiar to hospitals.
but what do they mean by "risk grade"?
It's not law that would cover it, it would be Health Service Policy.And one question- I can legally supply backup power for the whole site via one ATS?
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