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SO from the DB I have 4mm² coming from the DB (singles) in conduit through the unit to the office to be. And there is enough cable to go to the first socket in the office. The builder wants to run singles(?) in 2.5mm² from the 4mm as in a junction box and join two 2.5s' to the four mill. I dont like the sounds of that, JB with those cables in done by a builder!
Yeah, that will be on a lollie, you have been paid for your work. Leave it at that, don't issue any paper work. Basically you have been thrown off the job.( that's how I see It)
 
As a matter of interest is this the site you were talking about emergency lighting the other week.
 
I started installing a radial circuit in 4mm² singles in white 20mm conduit for an office. MCB=32a. T-N-CS

Issue a certificate for the works you have done detailing the extent of your efforts,get paid and move on to the next job

Notification is not needed on your part for the work you have done
Whatever games he plays from therein is not your responsibility,that is unless you play the idiot card and complicate things for yourself by being involved in His testing responsibility,His Labc problems, and His certification problems
 

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