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Wiring, Theories and the Regulations Discussions on all electrical regulations in the UK. Including Part P, BS 7671, DPC BS7671:2008, BS 7671:2001 & 2004 Amendment No.2, IEE wiring regulations, 16th Edition and 17th Edition

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Old 17-06-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Default Will Part P need to be re-written?????

Just had a thought, will Part P need to be re-written when the 17th edition comes out?

In the online version of the book (and i would think the paper version to) at the end they have a section 'standards referred to' and it lists BS7671 16th edition.

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Default Re: Will Part P need to be re-written?????

Well its already the second edition, but i cant see anything in there that needs changing except the regs edition number
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Fair point, it was just a thought.

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