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I work for an Niceic company and have never heard such a thing.
If you aren’t allowed to test live then there’s no point in testing at all and providing a certificate of compliance in accordance with bs7671.
The NICEIC would never impose this on their contractors.
They may advise calculating ZS rather than direct live measurement but they can’t enforce this.
 
I agree the comment about the NICEIC is total bull ----
 
There is no way the NICEIC will suggest not pressing a button on a loop impedence tester is fine because the reading is not required, total bull ----.
 
I have been in the NICEIC for 26 years, I couldn't give a monkeys arm pit about what tony cable says, the inspector who I used to deal with would insist on live test results.
And he finished last year too. Agree...absolute crap.
 
I have been in the NICEIC for 26 years, I couldn't give a monkeys arm pit about what tony cable says, the inspector who I used to deal with would insist on live test results.
And he finished last year too. Agree...absolute crap....and I've been in for 30 years.
 
Yep very true, I have never heard so much rubbish in one reply lol, "dead tests are not a requirement lol", next we will be told toast can be made without heat lol.
 
Yep very true, I have never heard so much rubbish in one reply lol, "dead tests are not a requirement lol", next we will be told toast can be made without heat lol.
......and you'll have to isolate the property to test if a circuit is dead o_O
 

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