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I wouldn't either seeing as they can't be bothered to print them correctly.
Ha ha yes apparently a number of misprints "slipped through the net due to the software we use" very shoddy indeed
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I wouldn't either seeing as they can't be bothered to print them correctly.
I assume they were reffering to the ammended regulation
From the IET website, although I do not have the yellow book to verify that this is the exact wording that made it into AMD3.
Regulation 134.1.1 has been changed from:
"Good workmanship by competent persons or persons under their supervision and proper materials shall be used in the erection of the electrical installation. Electrical equipment shall be installed in accordance with the instructions provided by the manufacturer of the equipment."
to:
"Good workmanship by skilled (electrically) or instructed (electrically) persons and proper materials shall be used in the erection of the electrical installation. The installation of electrical equipment shall take account of manufacturers’ instructions."
thats exactly the same as in my bybLooks like they have managed to make it into even more of a grey area!
Looks like they have managed to make it into even more of a grey area!
Difference being Torque screwdrivers/ torque setting screws etc is now regulations.
NICEIC ask to see your torque screwdriver during inspection. I could rub some mud on it and make it looked used. A strong wrist and experience is all you need to do up an MCB, luckily I have both (No jokes about strong wrists please)
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