But an electrician preparing an EICR must raise a list of concerns and list the non-compliances with the current requirements of the Wiring Regulations.
Don't forget that according to BS7671 definitions; a “non-compliance” is a “non-conformity that may give rise to danger".
Geoff. I would have thought that a non compliance is something which does not comply.
One example wrong colour coding
So there are two parts to a non-compliance according to the definition:
a, It is a non-conformity
which
b, may give rise to danger.
So just green earth sleeving is not likely to give rise to danger but is a non-compliance.
Or cables coloured with red and black conductor insulation.
But an electrician preparing an EICR must raise a list of concerns and list the non-compliances with the current requirements of the Wiring Regulations.
Don't forget that according to BS7671 definitions; a “non-compliance” is a “non-conformity that may give rise to danger".
Geoff. I would have thought that a non compliance is something which does not comply.
One example wrong colour coding
So there are two parts to a non-compliance according to the definition:
a, It is a non-conformity
which
b, may give rise to danger.
So just green earth sleeving is not likely to give rise to danger but is a non-compliance.
Or cables coloured with red and black conductor insulation.
