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EICR code for an ELCB.

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A TT installation with an ELCB in the tails upfront of a metal consumer unit with a main switch and single pole 30 mA RCBOs for each individual circuit.


How would you code it for an EICR?


Take your time having a proper look at it before announcing your decision. 


Andy Betteridge.
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    It's not actually an EICR job,  it was a minor installation job, so I have rewired it.

    Presumably the idiots who installed the replacement consumer unit did not even have a plug in socket tester costing less than twenty quid, which is what a meter operative would use to check polarity. 


    Had it had been an EICR I would have still rewired it. 


    So  how about a C1, C2 and C3, but when rewired just a C3?


    Andy Betteridge 

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    It's not actually an EICR job,  it was a minor installation job, so I have rewired it.

    Presumably the idiots who installed the replacement consumer unit did not even have a plug in socket tester costing less than twenty quid, which is what a meter operative would use to check polarity. 


    Had it had been an EICR I would have still rewired it. 


    So  how about a C1, C2 and C3, but when rewired just a C3?


    Andy Betteridge 

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