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EICR coding for no RCD protection in doctors surgery.

Robert Mardell

Hi All,

    Just wondering thoughts on EICR code for no RCD on any power or lighting circuits in my local doctors surgery. No sockets used for portable equipment outside of course. I coded it C3 6 years ago and strongly advised on a distboard upgrade which was duly ignored they just don't want to spend any money!

Thanks in advance

Rob

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    Thanks for the replies been there this evening after hours to make headway the EICR and been thinking about it. I agree it must now be a C2. Group 1 with examination and treatment rooms. Lots of plugged in items with exposed/extraneous conductive parts and the public now back in there it must all be on RCD. Not got the new bible yet waiting for the NIC man to tell me I have to buy it.....

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    Thanks for the replies been there this evening after hours to make headway the EICR and been thinking about it. I agree it must now be a C2. Group 1 with examination and treatment rooms. Lots of plugged in items with exposed/extraneous conductive parts and the public now back in there it must all be on RCD. Not got the new bible yet waiting for the NIC man to tell me I have to buy it.....

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