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I am concerned about the fire rating of the building ceiling. It a 5 storey building and my flat is on the second floor.
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Hi, It is more of a electrical related question.but agree I conver
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Not sure I understand your question, perhaps you could rephrase? Are you concerned about maintaining the fire rating of your compartment ceiling?
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HMO Electrical Work
Hi I am looking carry out work in my 3 bed flat to prepare for HMO.
Can someone please help confirm if the electrical hard wired smoke alarms need plastic back box fitted, if I already have a concrete ceiling.
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Reply to EICR Questionby Neelixmy approach hasn’t changed. But I don’t do many EICR’s...
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Channel: Safety: HHSRS, Fire Risk, Gas & Elec
26-02-2021, 22:37 PM -
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by alsjackThere has probably already been many questions on this so I apologise for yet another!
I have an EICR which is about 3 years old and my current tenants moved in about 15 months ago, prior to having to provide a new EICR to new tenants I think.
Is this EICR still valid or will...-
Channel: Safety: HHSRS, Fire Risk, Gas & Elec
25-02-2021, 20:53 PM -
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Reply to EICR QuestionI think even the electricians are tiring of doing these in such numbers and as a result showing more lenience than six or nine months ago...
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Channel: Safety: HHSRS, Fire Risk, Gas & Elec
26-02-2021, 22:35 PM -
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Reply to eicrby NeelixLights without RCD protection is a C3
that is fact
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Channel: Safety: HHSRS, Fire Risk, Gas & Elec
26-02-2021, 22:26 PM -
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by paul.bcan any one help please ,i have just had 3 properties tested 2 of which failed and required new board .
the third just required a new bathroom light as it wasn't ip65 rated (which i didn't believe it needed to be but that's by the by )
today i e mailed and asked for the certificates only...-
Channel: Safety: HHSRS, Fire Risk, Gas & Elec
26-02-2021, 20:46 PM -
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Reply to eicrby paul.bRCD(s) provided for fault protection - includes RCBOs (411.4.204; 411.5.2; 531.2) C2
Lighting Not RCD Protected, cables buried less than 50mm within the fabric of the building not
mechanically protected.
this was the e mail he sent
Please note that the xxxxx...-
Channel: Safety: HHSRS, Fire Risk, Gas & Elec
26-02-2021, 22:09 PM -
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Reply to EICR Questionby NeelixHum, get a cheaper EICR, you are almost guaranteed that it will identify more C2’s , which cost more to put right, but aren’t actually needed
EICRs are like gas checks, get them done properly, keep your tenants safe
and if the inspector says it needs retesting in 3 years,...-
Channel: Safety: HHSRS, Fire Risk, Gas & Elec
26-02-2021, 21:43 PM -
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Reply to eicrby NeelixWhat were the C2’s on the other sites?
if the muppet is saying your house doesn’t meet the 18th edition he’s a fool. Yes inspect to the 18th edition BUT non compliance’s to earlier versions are generally a C3
can you list the specific C2’s as they are stated on the EICR?-
Channel: Safety: HHSRS, Fire Risk, Gas & Elec
26-02-2021, 21:16 PM -
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by landlordrayI am currently refurbishing a property which is to be fully rewired.
is the electrician allowed to issue a EICR . ? as he is effectively checking his own work,
or does this have to be certified by an independent qualified electrician. ?
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Channel: Safety: HHSRS, Fire Risk, Gas & Elec
26-02-2021, 12:58 PM -
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