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its a pity that is not a pdf Pete , so some people down load it a posted it in the BBB.
This is all really helpful stuff! Thanks guys (Although I resent them being referred to as Spuds! Haha) One question, perhaps a silly one. How are we supposed to ascertain the length of overhead or underground LV or HV network cables in order to complete the CRL risk assessment equation for Lightning strikes? I've phoned a mate at our local DNO and he doesn't think their maps would be available to mere Sparkies like what we is?
Could you direct me to that scenario in BS7671 please essex?That scenario is covered in BS7671 and gives you a guide of I think 1000M. If you have to use the estimate distance in BS 7671 it is always going to direct you to install SPDs.
Could you direct me to that scenario in BS7671 please essex?
Thanks V much, Ill try and have a look myself in the meantime, if I ever finish these certificates!Will have a look later. It is in the risk assessment part.
Don't know Richy, but I bet he was paid by the NICEIC.Didn't the bod who did the talk FOR the NICEIC (he's not NIC himself) say the financial cost was to be... either £1000 or £1500. If the risk of damage is over that in a domestic situation you have to fit a SPD?
Thats gotta be most houses, considering TVs, set top boxes, gadgets on charge, kitchen appliances etc etc etc. Wonder who came up with that figure?Didn't the bod who did the talk FOR the NICEIC (he's not NIC himself) say the financial cost was to be... either £1000 or £1500. If the risk of damage is over that in a domestic situation you have to fit a SPD?
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