NICEIC Certification Scheme Advise on my EIC to be used on niceic assessment

[J.C.E]

just put N/V in the box.

If thats acceaptable and niceic will be happy with that- i will just put n/v- easy enough
cheers mate

 

[Welchyboy1]

If its 60/80 put 60a, if its 100a put 100a

 

[J.C.E]

If its 60/80 put 60a, if its 100a put 100a

not good idea- not always what it says on the tin- then you go and says it something its not...

 

[Midwest]

You are not allowed to use 'LIM' on an EIC

I see that this has been debated before on this forum . I note that reg 634.2 (referring to limitations) is only under 634 Periodic Inspection & Testing. I've looked through GN3 (green version) and can't find the reference to not using 'limitations' in an EIC.

Using the online certification provided by Elecsa (think niceic use exact same software by Certsure), the only selectable option for rated current for the primary supply OPD is, either the rated current (i.e. 100a), N/A or LIM. It won't allow you to put anything else in there. 'LIM' is also an option for all the other characteristics for the primary supply OPD.

'LIM' is also an available option in the 'test results' section.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

No there's no reference to not using LIM, just as there's nothing stating you can't use a 6" nail as a fuse.
BS7671 is a standard, not a list of what not to do or a how to book.

 

[Richard Burns]

The old schedule of inspections (red book) included a note to say that LIM was applicable to periodic inspections only.