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The last time I used one of them is when the cut-out was hanging off the wall, water had penetrated the consumer units, wiring was burnt out, verdigree on terminals, old cloth covered tails soaking wet, IR readings of <1 Mohm, Consumer units rotted away (old wylex), exposed live parts, main fuse had blown (replaced by DNO), no lighting, difficult access (cellar with no stairs)...need I go on?
"Rectum protectum."They are ok, for bringing unsafe situations for the attention to the client, cover --- so to speak.
The last time I used one of them is when the cut-out was hanging off the wall, water had penetrated the consumer units, wiring was burnt out, verdigree on terminals, old cloth covered tails soaking wet, IR readings of <1 Mohm, Consumer units rotted away (old wylex), exposed live parts, main fuse had blown (replaced by DNO), no lighting, difficult access (cellar with no stairs)...need I go on?
Well down here (south) it is required to have a cert from electrician the installation is Kosher as well, no difference really. They do this by terms and conditions on their connection notice date.Up here the DNO (Scottish Power)
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