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Extensions & certs...

Seanieke · 2009-08-10 17:23:57

I heard somewhere now that if you do any work on a house you've to cert the whole instalation now not just the new circuits.. Anyone know if this is true??

10-08-2009 5:23pm

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Seanieke

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I heard somewhere now that if you do any work on a house you've to cert the whole instalation now not just the new circuits..

Anyone know if this is true??

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#2 11-08-2009 8:13am

bertie1

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if you just wire a shower , you can certify that shower & nothing else (different cert), if you do more than one circuit you must certify all as you are increasing the load at the board

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#3 11-08-2009 8:16am

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if you call your certification company they should issue you with "partial completion" certs.

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#4 11-08-2009 8:47pm

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Bit of a pisser for nixers so...

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#5 12-08-2009 1:14pm

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Yes, it's true that if you add more than one circuit you must test and cert the whole installation.

There is a cert for single circuits.

However, nobody actually looks for these certs or nobody polices the whole thing.

KEEP UP THE NIXERS.............they are keeping the country going at the minute

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#6 13-08-2009 9:22pm

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lol Easier said than done!!

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