What they trying to achieve here then?

[Baddegg]

As per title,

 

[freddo]

Perhaps they didn't have a waste carriers licence so left the rubbish in place?!

 

[davesparks]

Well they've taken a PILC sheath connection which was fitted incorrectly originally and made it worse by wedging what looks like a 16mm behind the wedge.

 

[Baddegg]

Perhaps they didn't have a waste carriers licence so left the rubbish in place?!

Yep loads of old cable left in the back as well...

Well they've taken a PILC sheath connection which was fitted incorrectly originally and made it worse by wedging what looks like a 16mm behind the wedge.

Yep 16mm...

 

[MJPD29]

How could anyone possibly have been happy with that completed board I don't understand how people are allowed to carry out work like this it's so frustrating.

 

[Baddegg]

Didn’t feel the need for gas n water bonds either ?

 

[FatAlan]

It’s a new style supply isolator. You tie the cable to the back of your car and then floor it to break the connection.

 

[Baddegg]

My fav bit.....

 

[snowhead]

Bet the installer was really sick when he saw that.
He's done the most perfect job ? then found that a Gas fitter had sneeked in and moved the meter.

Must have been gut wrenching as he got on his (or her) horse.

 

[Pete999]

As per title, View attachment 54983View attachment 54984

I see Larry the Lash up has been around, what a mess.

 

[plugsandsparks]

Oh dear, no meter bracket either, so that's a fail on gas as well..... lol

 

[Pete999]

Oh dear, no meter bracket either, so that's a fail on gas as well..... lol

Why it's safe on the floor, isn't it???????
















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[freddo]

Our gas supplier wasn't happy that our meter was on a meter shelf and not a meter bracket. I'm not sure what he thought was going to happen, the meter was up out the way and plumbed in copper pipe... He made it safe by removing the shelf, fitting a bracket and fixing it to the wall with one screw.

 

[Pete999]

Our gas supplier wasn't happy that out meter was on a meter shelf and not a meter bracket. I'm not sure what he thought was going to happen, the meter was up out the way and plumbed in copper pipe... He made it safe by removing the shelf, fitting a bracket and fixing it to the wall with one screw.

That figures jobsworth types peev me orf

 

[davesparks]

I'm not sure what he thought was going to happen,

You can remove the meter and turn it around or bypass it if it is on a shelf. The brackets should have shear bolts which prevent the meter being removed without making it obvious that it has been tampered with.
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Why it's safe on the floor, isn't it???????

It's safe but far too easy to steal gas, the bracket prevents this.

 

[Baddegg]

This was a 3 circuit eicr for a couple that are buying the house, deceased estate I believe, which means some scumbag has had an elderly person over with that instal.....they haven’t even bothered with any gas or water bonds!

 

[Dustydazzler]

Look guys I simply ran out of bonding clamps...

So just grabbed some all-round wrap banding to attach the main earth

I thought it was a pukka job

 

[Zerax]

My fav bit.....View attachment 54985

Well... moving to a smart meter would solve that... That's gotta be the most convincing argument I've seen so far !!

 

[R-fur]

You can understand why the gas isn't bonded, how on earth would you get a cable to the gas meter?

 

[PEG]

Nobody has even asked what the Ze is......