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gkenyon:
Presumably requirements for ADS met, so not C2.
Really? 411.3.3 is a requirement for ADS, therefore the requirements for ADS in BS 7671:2018+A1:2020 are NOT met?
Rationale: Section 411 Protective Measure: Automatic Disconnection of Supply, and within that Section sits Regulation 411.3.3 Additional requirements for socket-outlets ... requiring, in addition to a suitable disconnection time, additional protection for socket-outlets rated up to 32 A.
However, I would be happy to say that if we wind the clock back to before RCDs were required for socket-outlets that might be used to supply equipment outdoors, the requirements for ADS in the Wiring Regulations (as it was at the time) might have been met.
John Peckham:
If the socket could be used to supply mobile equipment outdoors then a C2. E.g near a door to the outside or a convenient window that could could be used to supply a jet wash, lawn mower, power tools etc.
Chris Pearson:
John Peckham:
If the socket could be used to supply mobile equipment outdoors then a C2. E.g near a door to the outside or a convenient window that could could be used to supply a jet wash, lawn mower, power tools etc.John, why C2, which makes the installation unsatisfactory? Given a 50 m extension cable, any socket could be used to supply mobile equipment outdoors.
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