Does a new lighting circuit have to include smoke alarms.
It’s not a full rewire of the property.
It’s not a full rewire of the property.
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Am I missing something here? What's a new lighting circuit got to do with a smoke alarm circuit?
Few would disagree that anyone who doesn't have working smoke alarms in their property is an idiot, but I can't see the connection.
Few would disagree that anyone who doesn't have working smoke alarms in their property is an idiot, but I can't see the connection.
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We need more info….. just for entertainment purposes….
Is this an argument between colleagues? Between contractor and client?
Is this an argument between colleagues? Between contractor and client?
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