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It's under schedule of items tested.
If you mean "presence of protective conductors" if you look closer it also ask about presence of Earthing and bonding conductors protective conductors mean cpc.
 
Can you state what it actually says along with any Reg Nos if applicable as I have no idea what the Easycert formats contain.
 
See line 13.3 on picture.

The distribution board that this cert refers to does not have any main protective conductors to supplies. So I was asking in your opinion this means cpc for final circuits or just main protective conductors.

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Protective conductors would cover circuit protective conductors (cpcs) and the earthing conductor at source of supply. As there is no mention of main protective bonding conductors it probably includes these as they are also protective conductors.
 
Thank you. I wasn't trying to be awkward. Just wanted to understand if my interpretation was right or wrong.
 
Protective conductors would cover circuit protective conductors (cpcs) and the earthing conductor at source of supply. As there is no mention of main protective bonding conductors it probably includes these as they are also protective conductors.
I tend to agree looking at the form the OP has provided, the one I looked at mentioned all 3 for the presence of:
Protective
Bonding
Earthing
Makes you wonder how some folk can get confused
 
The Easy Cert form your using appears to refer to both cpc's and main protective bonding conductors in this one tick box. The one I use has separate tick boxes. Whatever you would of carried out some tests to verify, and for cpc's have a specific reading.
 
The Easy Cert form your using appears to refer to both cpc's and main protective bonding conductors in this one tick box. The one I use has separate tick boxes. Whatever you would of carried out some tests to verify, and for cpc's have a specific reading
you are correct there.
on that test sheet 13.2 on BYB 3.0to 3.8 /earthing and bonding arrangement's 411.3
but the person who made that test sheet should have made it more plain with out
copying the regs for copy righting.
 

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