Large panel distribution board, with all three front doors not opening fully because they hit the tray and lights.
Would you classify it as C2 or C3?

Large panel distribution board, with all three front doors not opening fully because they hit the tray and lights.
Would you classify it as C2 or C3?

Not sure they have taken account of the manufacturers instruction on this one or BS 7671 Regulation 134.1.1 thus my vote is a C3 for recommend improvement
BUT
As an EICR or periodic inspection&test C3 it will probably left as is so this needs extra weight added to the argument
Thus it is a C3 plus the following
BS 7671 mandates that "adequate working space" must be provided for the operation, inspection, testing, and maintenance of all electrical equipment to prevent injury. This requirement is reinforced by Regulation 15 of the statutory Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 (EAWR), which requires "adequate working space, adequate means of access, and adequate lighting"
Not sure they have taken account of the manufacturers instruction on this one or BS 7671 Regulation 134.1.1 thus my vote is a C3 for recommend improvement
BUT
As an EICR or periodic inspection&test C3 it will probably left as is so this needs extra weight added to the argument
Thus it is a C3 plus the following
BS 7671 mandates that "adequate working space" must be provided for the operation, inspection, testing, and maintenance of all electrical equipment to prevent injury. This requirement is reinforced by Regulation 15 of the statutory Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 (EAWR), which requires "adequate working space, adequate means of access, and adequate lighting"
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