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Electric meter removed after drug farm discovered.

hertzal123

The landlord has asked me to fit a  new consumer unit in a property without a meter.

Just wondering if the meter fitter will require  a eic for the cu with insulation and R2

readings or a eicr for the installation.

                                    Thanks for any advice.

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    you can only sensibly do dead tests. At least on paper they are likely to reserve the right not to connect to something that has no proof of testing. On the other hand on the day the chap may not be so bothered.

    Is there enough room to include a REC2 style isolator between meter and CU  so that it can be connected and yet left dead ?

    This separates the steps of installing the meter and energising the installation if there is any uncertainty about who is supposed to do what.

    Mike

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    you can only sensibly do dead tests. At least on paper they are likely to reserve the right not to connect to something that has no proof of testing. On the other hand on the day the chap may not be so bothered.

    Is there enough room to include a REC2 style isolator between meter and CU  so that it can be connected and yet left dead ?

    This separates the steps of installing the meter and energising the installation if there is any uncertainty about who is supposed to do what.

    Mike

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