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C&G Indicates lack of qualifications for Electricians and EV charger installs

Morning All,

Just was made aware of this article and doesnt really surprise me to be honest:

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/electriccars/article-11054445/Concerns-raised-safety-electric-car-charge-points.html

So goes back to the concerns I always have about what due diligence the "Duty Holder" or indeed the householder etc carry out to make sure the installer is competant for the task to be performed. I doubt this just relates to householders employing "electricians" direct themselves, but also to those charging companies and EVSE suppliers that send a man in a van out to do the install.

I appreaciate, those that do complete the C&G course can still go on and make mistakes and carry out dangerous and shoddy work, but logic indicates they should be less likley to do so than those with no training a flick thru Section 7 in the regs and carry on oblivious to what the results of their actions may be.

GTB

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  • If you look at advertisements for domestic  EVSE installation by “specialists” you will see “standard installation” being quoted.

    If you weigh up the minimum required materials for their “standard installation” they will supply a MCB, six metres of cable, some clips and maybe a gland or two.

    £25 the lot? Certainly not any more in many instances.

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  • If you look at advertisements for domestic  EVSE installation by “specialists” you will see “standard installation” being quoted.

    If you weigh up the minimum required materials for their “standard installation” they will supply a MCB, six metres of cable, some clips and maybe a gland or two.

    £25 the lot? Certainly not any more in many instances.

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