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Vermin control in a new electrical Installation-Old large house

Hi 

I would like to know if anyone has had the experience to install an electrical installation designed for Vermin control, ie rats, mice, Glis Glis,  etc

We are looking to take on a large house refurb in the country and part of the design spec is to carry out an installation that will protect against Vermin.

So would we be looking at a twin and earth system, or a complete screwed conduit system?

to be clear it is an old house with large old joists so a conduit system would be very hard and expensive.

Is there a risk assessment for such installations? and is there a wiring spec or IET guidance?


Thanks in advance


Billy


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  • Sparkingchip:

    If the old house is being totally renovated then there should not be a vermin problem upon completion of the work, if it’s a partial renovation then cables need to be routed and installed appropriately to avoid vermin damage.




    There won't a vermin problem in the sense that the electrical installation will be brand new, but how do you keep them out in future?

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  • Sparkingchip:

    If the old house is being totally renovated then there should not be a vermin problem upon completion of the work, if it’s a partial renovation then cables need to be routed and installed appropriately to avoid vermin damage.




    There won't a vermin problem in the sense that the electrical installation will be brand new, but how do you keep them out in future?

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