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I am buying a house and asked an electrician to do a visual inspection. He said the following:
However, the owners of the house have provided this certificate: http://www.filedropper.com/electricalinstallationcertificate-redact
I am not an electrician so I have no clue. Does the attached certificate indicate that the above work is not required? What is your recommended course of action?
Many Thanks
James
I am buying a house and asked an electrician to do a visual inspection. He said the following:
- Carry out alterations to electrical installation after electrical safety inspection. £830After inspection to the above property it was noted that dangerous practice had been carried out to the electrical supply comprising of the old consumer unit located at the kitchen entrance being supplied from the new consumer unit within the cupboard with no means of isolation at the old consumer which is extremely dangerous and does not comply to current regulations and should be rectified as soon as possible . The lighting fuse supplied from the old consumer supplies both upstairs and downstairs and should be separated as per 17th edition recommendations.The earthing conductor supplying the old board is undersized and inadequate.The kitchen electrics have been altered with many sockets within cupboards. . Carry out rectification to defects and issue NICEIC installation certificate upon completion.
However, the owners of the house have provided this certificate: http://www.filedropper.com/electricalinstallationcertificate-redact
I am not an electrician so I have no clue. Does the attached certificate indicate that the above work is not required? What is your recommended course of action?
Many Thanks
James