New sockets fault keeps tripping

[Pete999]

Is it just me, or is there less neutral cables than there is live?

Problem could be at the socket. Live cable squashed against fixing lug for example.

Dunno LS I'm geting confused

 

[DPG]

What certificate will you be providing to your customer for the work carried out?

 

[Pete999]

What certificate will you be providing to your customer for the work carried out?

SFA I should think

 

[westward10]

Is it just me, or is there less neutral cables than there is live?

Problem could be at the socket. Live cable squashed against fixing lug for example.

They are conductors

 

[Octopus]

Some observations:

1. The OP has been reviewing the thread recently and hasn't done the decent thing and updated us or responded to any of the points raised

2. This is clearly a business installation for a client....

3. A new circuit is subject to Part P of the building regs if in a domestic property

4. ANY electrical changes in clients properties should be designed, installed and tested to BS 7671 AMD 3, by a competent person with the appropriate test equipment....

5. Lets hope his PL insurance covers such work................

 

[Loki]

Also noticed from the picture op is going to 32A mcb but stated he ran a cable to the board from the socket. No mention of a ring so im assuming its a spur.
Assuming say Clipped Direct max amps for 2.5 T&E in the BYB would be 27A not taking in to account thermal insulation & ambient temp etc. adjustments if required.

 

[Loki]

3. A new circuit is subject to Part P of the building regs if in a domestic property

Some people try to argue that spurring from the mcb is not a new circuit as it uses one mcb & would not be notifyable
like say putting smoke detect circuit on with lighting?

others argue any new cable installed in to the CU is notifyable

 

[westward10]

He certainly knows how to connect a cpc that is for sure.

 

[Deleted account]

I think he has gone

 

[Pete999]

Some people try to argue that spurring from the mcb is not a new circuit as it uses one mcb & would not be notifyable
like say putting smoke detect circuit on with lighting?

others argue any new cable installed in to the CU is notifyable

It's not a new circuit, you can spur from any point on a RFCthe MCB included.

 

[Loki]

It's not a new circuit, you can spur from any point on a RFCthe MCB included.

I agree

 

[Pete999]

Another product of the Electrical Trainee courses, or is that being harsh?

 

[Wilko]

Neutral bar position 4 has a blue conductor, but corresponding MCB has a red one. Maybe nothing but ...

 

[Pete999]

He certainly knows how to connect a cpc that is for sure.

Yes, just noticed that Westy, wonderful craftmanship, should be proud of that, well maybe not.

 

[Marvo]

It's pretty clear that test results for the circuit weren't obtained and I know it's not in the DIY section but this thread falls under the step by step guide rule so I'm afraid thread is closed. How The DIY Area Works - https://www.electriciansforums.co.uk/threads/how-the-diy-area-works.99209/