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Micc or FP200 cable in chapels or churches ?

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Hello, looking for an answer to who decides if a chapel / church needs to wired in MICC cable or will FP200 be adequate ? I appreciate it should be fire resistant and MICC is smaller and looks great if installed properly , but I cant find any guidance anywhere 

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    Usually down to the preferences of the particular denomination - I think the C-of-E for example had some national guidance. In practice a lot probably depends on the particular building - a 11th century structure with half a forest of exposed timber holding up the roof probably needs rather different consideration to a new build "Kingdom Hall" that you could probably treat more like modern office space. In the middle you have the victorian era builds that have undergone varying amounts of modern renovation.

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    Usually down to the preferences of the particular denomination - I think the C-of-E for example had some national guidance. In practice a lot probably depends on the particular building - a 11th century structure with half a forest of exposed timber holding up the roof probably needs rather different consideration to a new build "Kingdom Hall" that you could probably treat more like modern office space. In the middle you have the victorian era builds that have undergone varying amounts of modern renovation.

      - Andy.

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