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Gary Frame.
Electrical Engineer.

i may stick my oar in with electrical questions, as i teach electrical imstallation to 100 ish full time students and apprentices.

not got the same imdustry experience perhaps, but pretty well up on the rules and regs.

cheers,

Martin

Posted by: b16mts

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i may stick my oar in with electrical questions, as i teach electrical imstallation to 100 ish full time students and apprentices.

not got the same imdustry experience perhaps, but pretty well up on the rules and regs.

cheers,

Martin

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Feel free, many heads give alternate solutions and there's so many fields with electrics, can't be a master of them all.

Gary.

I am also an Electrical Engineer with an HND in electrical and electronic engineering, and i have 16th Edn so a little out of date for domestic work now as mainly work in heavy industry, fault finding , PLC's, control panels and switchgear, automated cranes etc etc and motors up to 11kv but will help out where i can

I got a question for all you electricians

I work for a bathroom company and we get loads of customers who fit electrical stuff in their bathrooms on their own....But out instructions clearly say they need to be fitted by a qualified electricain who have the necessary qualifications. If these products go faulty within the warranty period we ask them for a PART P certificate, if we get one we replace them with no questions asked....if they cant supply us a part p or any other certificate we tell them we cant replace them...what do u lot think

Posted by: Manraj

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I got a question for all you electricians

I work for a bathroom company and we get loads of customers who fit electrical stuff in their bathrooms on their own....But out instructions clearly say they need to be fitted by a qualified electricain who have the necessary qualifications. If these products go faulty within the warranty period we ask them for a PART P certificate, if we get one we replace them with no questions asked....if they cant supply us a part p or any other certificate we tell them we cant replace them...what do u lot think

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Raj you need a Minor Works Certificate completed be someone who has his Part "P" or an Inspection test & certification certificate. There is one other way and that is for the person to have employed a competent person for the installation but it would be a requirement for the work to be signed off by someone with an Inspection, test & certification certificate or a local authority inspector.

Hope this helps, Gary.

Manraj

I totally agree with your companies policy, fitted correctly by a qualified person then fine item is covered by warranty if not then warranty is void

Regards

Thanks for the advice sparkys

Manraj , who do you work for in Crick? I live in the next village

Work for a company called bathstore

I'll keep my eyes peeled for your truck around, I live in Kilsby and often go to Hinckley and Barlestone to visit family and friends, so if you see an old shape black warrior flashing you then it's possibly me!

Ahh cool i live in burbage... i shall keep my eyes peeled,i see loads of l200s on the a5 in the morning

Posted by: Manraj

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Work for a company called bathstore

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they sell gas powered showers, dont they raj