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I'll bet he didn't install that box...
LMAO, Nice one Strima, that never occurred to me, I bet he kicked the hole in the wall next to it tho...:yes:
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I'll bet he didn't install that box...
I'll bet he didn't install that box...
well things DO get done...occasionally that is......anyone remember the guy that got hauled through the courts for not carrying out an R1 R2 and Zs on the socket feeding a washing machine.....in this case the plumber that came after them died from the shock imposed by this outlet`s wrong polarity......just a shame it usually takes a fatality first before anything`s done....such as this and the MP incident....
I'm sure that if the poor MP who lost her Daughter was to see this, there would definitely be something done about this guy.
I would send these pictures to that MP and ask him what he thinks of the Part P which is currently in force. Perhaps getting him onside would be good for your case. Not that you should need it.
That "workmanship" (if you can call it that) is absolutely disgusting!
the only meter this emptyhead has is the one that registers quick quid....££££££Just seen the OP photos... would say its time for whoever did that to hang up their meter... but I don't suppose they have one!
He's putting your cousin's life in danger with this kind of electrical work, When it rains, current pass everywhere (metal fence, wood, lighting fixture), cause water is a good conductor of electricity. All wiring connection must be covered tightly wrapped with an electrical tape, and wire must be put inside a metal or pvc pipe running throughout in an open environment.
That might be ok where you're from mate but in the UK it isn'tHe's putting your cousin's life in danger with this kind of electrical work, When it rains, current pass everywhere (metal fence, wood, lighting fixture), cause water is a good conductor of electricity. All wiring connection must be covered tightly wrapped with an electrical tape, and wire must be put inside a metal or pvc pipe running throughout in an open environment.
That might be ok where you're from mate but in the UK it isn't
You shouldn't be recommending this as a way of making the installation safe nerj, as it also contravenes the electrical regs, as well as being dangerous.
I'm cutting him a bit of slack because he's from the Phillipines and they rpobably do things a lot differently there. A UK poster coming out with this would be reported instantlyI've reported the post. If enough members do the same, maybe we can influence the mods to chuck this sort of poster off. There've been several like this recently.
I'm cutting him a bit of slack because he's from the Phillipines and they rpobably do things a lot differently there. A UK poster coming out with this would be reported instantly
CRIKEY! He should have stopped after his first.You are generous trev. Have you read some of his other posts?
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