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Landlord electrical inspections from July!

whjohnson
Dear IET & HMG,

Please could you get your acts togother and co-ordinate your efforts in order that they correspond a little more with the Real World please?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_UN84w8brk

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    Given that the "Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020" refer specifically to BS7671:2018, this means that Amendment 1 doesn't comply. So in particular, no residence can be now rented out which has an EV charger installed which uses one of the newly-allowed PME-disaster-avoiding techniques. Ho hum.


    Just as an aside, am I correct in thinking that these new regs are the only thing in English law apart from ESQCR which refers to BS7671?
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    Given that the "Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020" refer specifically to BS7671:2018, this means that Amendment 1 doesn't comply. So in particular, no residence can be now rented out which has an EV charger installed which uses one of the newly-allowed PME-disaster-avoiding techniques. Ho hum.


    Just as an aside, am I correct in thinking that these new regs are the only thing in English law apart from ESQCR which refers to BS7671?
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