A 3 legged ring. Apart from the difficulties in testing it, what danger might there be in putting all 3 legs on the same 32A breaker?
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Which code do you give for a battery only smoke alarm a) before and b) after you've knocked it off the ceiling with your Coventry screwdriver? And which regulation do you reference to justify said coding and remedial action?
i don’t give it any code as I said it does not constitute an unsatisfactory or satisfactory report as it’s not deemed relevant in our EICR’s I did just say this. I don’t use a Coventry screwdriver I use a valleys one it’s better. ?A 3 legged ring. Apart from the difficulties in testing it, what danger might there be in putting all 3 legs on the same 32A breaker?
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Which code do you give for a battery only smoke alarm a) before and b) after you've knocked it off the ceiling with your Coventry screwdriver? And which regulation do you reference to justify said coding and remedial action?
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Also with regards to your 3 legged ring it’s clearly not a ring is it with no continuity. You can spur off at consumer unit though if you wish but not if the 32A ring final is not actually a ring main and does not provide continuity. Any break in the ring is a C2 code FailA 3 legged ring. Apart from the difficulties in testing it, what danger might there be in putting all 3 legs on the same 32A breaker?
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Which code do you give for a battery only smoke alarm a) before and b) after you've knocked it off the ceiling with your Coventry screwdriver? And which regulation do you reference to justify said coding and remedial action?
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