Frustratingly crammed

davezawadi (David Stone):

Hm Chris, Why is no having RCD protection in an office environment potentially dangerous?

Don't ask me - I am just going by my notes from my 2395 course! I don't see the rationale for treating a commercial environment differently from a domestic one save that EAWR 1989 apply. I think that the tutor's argument was that there must have been at least one EICR since RCDs were required and one cannot keep recommending improvement. That seems a very odd argument to me.


What does Napit's little black book say?


It does not matter what you or I think: the real question is whether or not there is a reasonable body of electricians who would code C2.

davezawadi (David Stone):

Hm Chris, Why is no having RCD protection in an office environment potentially dangerous?

Don't ask me - I am just going by my notes from my 2395 course! I don't see the rationale for treating a commercial environment differently from a domestic one save that EAWR 1989 apply. I think that the tutor's argument was that there must have been at least one EICR since RCDs were required and one cannot keep recommending improvement. That seems a very odd argument to me.


What does Napit's little black book say?


It does not matter what you or I think: the real question is whether or not there is a reasonable body of electricians who would code C2.