Morning all. So, helping to do an install in a commercial premises (going to be building car manifolds and stuff). Now SPDs; I know for domestic it’s optional plus you can do the CRL calc to confirm. My understanding is that (looking at the regs, 443) for commercial you need SPD - am I right? TIA.
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