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Mike LB
I have been asked to carry out an EICR on a property which is 3 floors and has been split over the years as follows.
Ground floor apartment, 3 studios to first floor , 2 studios to attic conversion
The property was originally one house, then converted into two flats then what it is now.
In the entrance hall their is a cupboard (just been made fire proof) containing the service head, 3 phase, only two phases being used, so two meters.
CU1 serves ground floor flat with one B45 to a shower in rear first floor studio.
CU2 serves all 3 first floor studios on shared circuits and also lights to one of the top floor studios.
CU3 serves top floor studio (but not lights as this is on CU2)
CU4 is inside other top floor studio with its own armoured supply from the cupboard in the hall with all the other CU's.
Firstly is this acceptable that all the flats accept 1 all have shared circuits and supplies from various CU's
In terms of an EICR do I do one per flat or one per consumer unit, or one for the whole building with 4 different schedules of test results ?
Many thanks for your help
Mike
Ground floor apartment, 3 studios to first floor , 2 studios to attic conversion
The property was originally one house, then converted into two flats then what it is now.
In the entrance hall their is a cupboard (just been made fire proof) containing the service head, 3 phase, only two phases being used, so two meters.
CU1 serves ground floor flat with one B45 to a shower in rear first floor studio.
CU2 serves all 3 first floor studios on shared circuits and also lights to one of the top floor studios.
CU3 serves top floor studio (but not lights as this is on CU2)
CU4 is inside other top floor studio with its own armoured supply from the cupboard in the hall with all the other CU's.
Firstly is this acceptable that all the flats accept 1 all have shared circuits and supplies from various CU's
In terms of an EICR do I do one per flat or one per consumer unit, or one for the whole building with 4 different schedules of test results ?
Many thanks for your help
Mike