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Is a shed supply fed off a ring main via a 13a switched fuse spur allowed.
i was always taught it should be classed as a sub main And sub mains arnt allowed to be wired off ring mains
i recently done an EICR and come across this and coded it a C3
should I have coded it a 2?
 
Please don't take this he wrong way, but you last 2 threads have both been about EICRs, it seems you still have a lot to learn about doing them before doing anymore.

why would you code it?
 
I coded it cause I was taught that submains arnt allowed off ring mains
i haven't taken it the wrong way
I do a lot of testing and I always just write my queries down and pass them on to my superiors
but I really need to start asking more questions which is why I love this forum
 
It's good to ask and yes you will learn from doing it. You need to know and understand the regs to do EICRs, also a good knowledge of older versions too as you are assessing it to the current regs but it if complied to earlier editions then different codes may be needed.

What at was the sub main feeding? Was it a new DB or just sw fuse spurs and sockets?
 
IMO, it's not good practice, but from what you say, no regs. have been breached, so a code C3 would be my guess.
 
pretty good, hanging in the right place tonight :grin: this not being able to drink lark is getting annoying though, I am drier than the sahara and getting seriously cheesed off with it, the odd pint here and there is very frustrating lol
 
pretty good, hanging in the right place tonight :grin: this not being able to drink lark is getting annoying though, I am drier than the sahara and getting seriously cheesed off with it, the odd pint here and there is very frustrating lol

Mind over matter Mike, I am drinking a can of coca cola even though I have a fridge full of alcohol.
PMA as Delboy would say
 
Is a shed supply fed off a ring main via a 13a switched fuse spur allowed.
i was always taught it should be classed as a sub main And sub mains arnt allowed to be wired off ring mains
i recently done an EICR and come across this and coded it a C3
should I have coded it a 2?

I thought a code 2 was only given for something that has a potential of being dangerous in the event of a fault. But I may be wrong.
 

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