wrote:
On 30 Oct,
Peter Parry wrote:



Competency has nothing to do with it.

That is well shown the original installation here. Several DANGEROUS faults,
and a sticker on the CU about regular testing issued by a member of NIC/IEC
who had installed the system.


.... and the mistaken fact that the NICEIC is the authority on this is
compunded by RoSPA who point to the NICEIC site for their references on
electrical safety at
http://www.rospa.com/productsafety/a...electrical.htm
Even they don't acknowledge that NICEIC is the only organisation. No
mention at all of the IEE who define the wiring regs.