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Hi everyone, newly qualified spark here I went to a job earlier today where the fan was not running on after light had been turned off. Whilst sorting this problem I discovered that the bathroom circuits had been installed on a new rcd db but investigating further in the light and the pull switch the old cables were still in use with the new installed cables. Is this against regs or does it comply if sleeved up? Thanks.
 
As long as a 2 colour label was stuck on the new consumer unit , then all is good in the world

And yes cores should be sleeved accordingly
 

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