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Do you need to be registered (NIC/Stroma/Elecsa) to design a circuit/installation?
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With regards to the E.I.C (e-cert software) it asks for designer registration number?
Basically I installed, the company I sub-contract to designed and I am providing a cert. Just not sure what to enter in this section.
Basically I installed, the company I sub-contract to designed and I am providing a cert. Just not sure what to enter in this section.
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Great, thanks.
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