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Table 52.3. Could someone explain it to me, again, please!

I've done an EICR this morning, all in perfect condition, apart from two Code 3's, a plastic CU, and a boiler supply on a 1mm T+E cable.

I've marked it as a '3', as Table 52.3 says a 'power circuit' , should be supplied by a minimum conductor size of 1.5mm.

This circuit is protected by a 6 amp, type B circuit breaker, and further on, a 3 amp BS1363 fuse.

So there is no safety issue at all.


Has it ever been explained why this table has been included, and why these figures are used?
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  • Legh Richardson:

    ......until it comes to filling out a landlords certificate and then you're entering the land of the pedants and the jolly jobs worth territory.




    Exactly.

    This is a rented house. As an Inspector, I think it is safe.

    But according to a post on here last week, all rented property must comply with BS7671:2018.

    So this install doesnt.

    It isnt any less safe, but it doesnt comply.

    Or have I got it wrong, and rented property only has to be safe?


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  • Legh Richardson:

    ......until it comes to filling out a landlords certificate and then you're entering the land of the pedants and the jolly jobs worth territory.




    Exactly.

    This is a rented house. As an Inspector, I think it is safe.

    But according to a post on here last week, all rented property must comply with BS7671:2018.

    So this install doesnt.

    It isnt any less safe, but it doesnt comply.

    Or have I got it wrong, and rented property only has to be safe?


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