Boiler spur location

[Rosco]

Best you give it an unsatisfactory then or have you been told to give it a satisfactory?

 

[Rosco]

Best you give it an unsatisfactory then or have you been told to give it a satisfactory?

I have put in as unsatisfactory, but what happens when it leaves the office is anyone's guess

 

[DPG]

I have put in as unsatisfactory, but what happens when it leaves the office is anyone's guess

Anyone who correctly uses a possessive apostrophe in that sentence is ok by me. Grammar nazis rule! Daz.

 

[Toneyz]

Good morning guys and girls
I have attended a kitchen rewire this morning to test a install buy a 3rd party.
The boiler spur is directly above the draining board I'm quite sure this shouldn't be the case. I've been told by the installer that "it's fine it's rcd protected" is this just waffle to get me to sign it off.
Surely it's the same principle as a light switch inside a bathroom?

Lets put a double socket over the bath to plug the fire in well its RCD protected it's fine !!!!!!!!!

 

[Wilko]

100mm 1 tile

Hi - I use the IET Electrician's Guide to the Building Regulations and Figure 5.2.2 may be relevant?

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[Octopus]

I have put in as unsatisfactory, but what happens when it leaves the office is anyone's guess

If you don't trust your employer ... keep a copy of how you submitted it.

 

[sparksburnout]

Anyone who correctly uses a possessive apostrophe in that sentence is ok by me. Grammar nazis rule! Daz.

Nice, nice, very nice. Grammar spot on,the rest, well, the mind boggles.
Wasn't Rosco a DJ on radio Caroline?

 

[Rosco]

If you don't trust your employer ... keep a copy of how you submitted it.

I do take pictures then email them to myself as I've had that before

 

[Rosco]

Nice, nice, very nice. Grammar spot on,the rest, well, the mind boggles.
Wasn't Rosco a DJ on radio Caroline?

Radio Caroline? I don't know who that is but I bet she's "sweet"

 

[Toneyz]

I take 300mm as a basic rule as above as no direct reg stating distance,regarding testing if I have read the posts correctly you work for a NICEIC D.I. firm.NIC don't do 3rd party, kitchen fitters do work you test it as condition report and your company notifiys it as they done work to building control via NICEIC web site this as well as the cert being forged as satisfactory this is not correct.

 

[sparksburnout]

Radio Caroline? I don't know who that is but I bet she's "sweet"

It was on Medium Wave, it used to fade in and out again. A bit like 3rd party certification when you have not even seen the first fix.

 

[Risteard]

if I have read the posts correctly you work for a NICEIC D.I. firm.

Presumably AC given that he is using NIC forms for an EICR (unless he has an EICR add-on for DI).

 

[Toneyz]

Presumably AC given that he is using NIC forms for an EICR (unless he has an EICR add-on for DI).

you can be a niceic D.I. they use the purple certs red is for AC and green for anyone to purchase the A.C. & D.I. have tracable numbering.

 

[Risteard]

you can be a niceic D.I. they use the purple certs red is for AC and green for anyone to purchase the A.C. & D.I. have tracable numbering.

Not for EICR I don't think. I think EICR is excluded from the scope of DI unless you do a further assessment for it.

 

[Toneyz]

Not for EICR I don't think. I think EICR is excluded from the scope of DI unless you do a further assessment for it.

think your right on that neverless a nic D.I. should not be doing this.

 

[telectrix]

Hi - I use the IET Electrician's Guide to the Building Regulations and Figure 5.2.2 may be relevant?

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but that specifically refers to sockets, not FCUs.

 

[Wilko]

Good eyes Tel, that's why I wasn't sure
With the same IP rating the recommended distance might still be 300mm?