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Old Distribution Board and Present Certification

Recently we have been asked to install new cabling from an existing DB board (which is very old BS88 style fuses). I have been told that in order to certify the work then we have to change the DB board.
  • Is this absolutely correct, are there circumstances where you can add cables(s) to existing DB board and ensure your work/modifications are 18th Edition compliant?

  • Otherwise when cabling for new kit was required then installations would have to change DB boards on regular occurrences.

  • I would imagine there are circumstances that this would be deemed not realistic or practicable (which seems to be the expression used).


On this occasion its a 3ph DB board.


Could any of you comment on your experiences in this area please?
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  • How old is the DB? Asbestos in the fuse carriers?

    Who said a new DB is  required before it can be "certified".

    What is your particular involvement, for example, are you an electrical contractor or, say advising one? 



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  • How old is the DB? Asbestos in the fuse carriers?

    Who said a new DB is  required before it can be "certified".

    What is your particular involvement, for example, are you an electrical contractor or, say advising one? 



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