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Electrical Testing

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When coding any consumer unit or switchgear with a combustible (plastic) enclosure only when it is located under a wooden staircase or within a sole route of escape, a C3 is recommended. 


Does this recommendation signify that the overall rating of the install be satisfactory or unsatisfactory? 


I have been ticking Unsatisfactory for the general condition of the installation (in terms of electrical safety) AND the overall assessment of the installation in terms of its continued use! 


Is wrong wrong of me? Even though everything is perfect with results and the installation?
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    So this is unsafe for continued use, MYNAMEIS-INUSE? How does your customer feel about your determination? Unsatisfactory? Did you explain fully, as a very experienced, highly qualified inspector? please let us know,  I am sure members are interested to hear your reasons. 

    Perhaps you can enlighten us what qualifications you need to become an inspector to carry out EICRs. Dont be shy, Mynameis-inuse. I look forward to your answers.


    Regards, UKPN
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    So this is unsafe for continued use, MYNAMEIS-INUSE? How does your customer feel about your determination? Unsatisfactory? Did you explain fully, as a very experienced, highly qualified inspector? please let us know,  I am sure members are interested to hear your reasons. 

    Perhaps you can enlighten us what qualifications you need to become an inspector to carry out EICRs. Dont be shy, Mynameis-inuse. I look forward to your answers.


    Regards, UKPN
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