Two fuseboard fitted with new installations - i need two certyficates ?

[poul]

hi
just quick question, i have new installations, and i expect electricial for testing and give certyficate, but i have two fuseboard, i have one supplier head split for both so i need two separate certyficate or its possible put on test results from both for one certyficate ?

thanks

 

[westmac]

Just test the first board as you normally would, then put the second board on a continuation. The origin details will need to be worst case scenario so I would measure at both main switches etc and record your worst. There would have to be something amiss if you different results though.

 

[Octopus]

Is this one home or 2 flats?

If its 1 home then one EIC and 2 x schedules, if its 2 flats, its 2 x EIC and 2 x notifications to LABC

Are you a registered sparky?

 

[bigbaddave]

Is this one home or 2 flats?

If its 1 home then one EIC and 2 x schedules, if its 2 flats, its 2 x EIC and 2 x notifications to LABC

Are you a registered sparky?

If i was a betting man....

 

[poul]

Is this one home or 2 flats?

If its 1 home then one EIC and 2 x schedules, if its 2 flats, its 2 x EIC and 2 x notifications to LABC

Are you a registered sparky?

hi
i not yet registered, i am just pas 17th ed electrician, i do domestic installation and som of NICEIC Aprooved contractor certyfited my jobs, but now he go outside UK, so i just get other electrician, and he said i need 2 certyficates. this is two fuseboard for one big house, 1 is 10 way where is all socket, oven, undelfloor heating, and next one is just lights (5 circuits) + mains for smoke detector.

 

[telectrix]

so, it's 1 installation with 2 CUs. that means 1 certificate, with a SOTR for each board.

 

[westmac]

Two sheets would imply that you have two origins. You only need the one.

 

[poul]

ok thanks for help