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EICR

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Hello I have a fuseboard with fuses specifying BSEN60898 on them. Is the fuseboard compatible with the EICR or do I need to replace it?

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  • More info is needed - where is this ‘fuse board’ (which as others have said is probably really a box of circuit breakers with those numbers ) . 

    Is it's condition suitable for the location (signs of damp /mechanical damage/missing covers or screws/  finger sized holes  would all be bad ).

    What is it supplying, and as others have raised are their RCDs as well to consider.  Or post a photo .

     

    An EICR is not really about looking for the presence or absence of some printed numbers, though that may help a more accurate installation date to be decided. The question is more if it looks to be safe for continued use until the next inspection, or does it need some improvement - that is a many sided question.

    Mike.

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  • More info is needed - where is this ‘fuse board’ (which as others have said is probably really a box of circuit breakers with those numbers ) . 

    Is it's condition suitable for the location (signs of damp /mechanical damage/missing covers or screws/  finger sized holes  would all be bad ).

    What is it supplying, and as others have raised are their RCDs as well to consider.  Or post a photo .

     

    An EICR is not really about looking for the presence or absence of some printed numbers, though that may help a more accurate installation date to be decided. The question is more if it looks to be safe for continued use until the next inspection, or does it need some improvement - that is a many sided question.

    Mike.

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