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IAN WARREN
Hi testing today and my colleague came out with c50s are a code 2 from now on ,have i missed a post or publication saying this thanks
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What type is it?Thanks he said due to the tripping times there out dated
Your colleague should not be carrying out EICRs if he quotes this advice.Hi testing today and my colleague came out with c50s are a code 2 from now on ,have i missed a post or publication saying this thanks
There is no requirement to quote the Regulation number.A deviation on a report should give the regulation number that has been breached. Which one did he/she quote?
There is no requirement to quote the Regulation number.
Didn't say I agreed with it but it is a fact that the proposal to require the Regulation breached to be recorded against the Observation was rejected when the final draft of BS7671 was published.But without reference to a regulation how can it be recorded as an observation on an eicr?
Since when did you have to include the regulation number on the observation sheet?Didn't say I agreed with it but it is a fact that the proposal to require the Regulation breached to be recorded against the Observation was rejected when the final draft of BS7671 was published.
So you do quote the reg number! Which is what I meant.I never quote Regs. on an EICR.
What I do is state the fault and quote the appropriate Reg. No.
For instance:
Lack of RCD protection for sockets intended for general use in accordance with Regulation 411.3.3.
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