Removal of old bathroom circuit.

[Mike Bingham]

Do you have to provide part p notification for removal of a circuit in a bathroom ?

 

[radiohead]

No, but it must be disconnected and or terminated in accordance with Bs7671

 

[Mike Bingham]

No, but it must be disconnected and or terminated in accordance with Bs7671

Customer lives in a housing association property and needs an old shower pump removed. The HA have asked for certification. Presuming a MW will do the trick without notification ?

 

[telectrix]

Customer lives in a housing association property and needs an old shower pump removed. The HA have asked for certification. Presuming a MW will do the trick without notification ?

should be OK. as long as it's dissed from supply.no leave live cable lying about.

 

[Mike Bingham]

should be OK. as long as it's dissed from supply.no leave live cable lying about.

Will be done properly lol, just didn't know why they wanted cert for removal. Thanks.

 

[Pete999]

Will be done properly lol, just didn't know why they wanted cert for removal. Thanks.

CTA Mate that's all.

 

[telectrix]

it's just a bit of paper to tick their silly boxes to say it's been done.

 

[James]

it's just a bit of paper to tick their silly boxes to say it's been done.

If they just had handyman bob in to do it, he might have disconnected the pump, taped up the cable end and left it under the bath.

By requiring certification, they have a paper trail to reduce there liability if it was ever to be deemed the cause of an accident.