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Draft amendment to 17th ed. wiring regs (DPC BS 7671 Amd. 1)
Draft for public comment he
http://www.theiet.org/publishing/wir.../DPC/index.cfm "The first amendment to BS 7671:2008 Requirements for Electrical Installations is expected to be published on 1st July 2011 and is intended to come into effect on 1st Jan 2012. Installations designed after 31st Dec 2011 are to comply with BS 7671:2008 incorporating Amendment No 1, 2011" And it's now subtitled the IET wiring regs; the IEE is no more :-( I've not digested it myself yet, just had a skim through the 5 page introduction. It looks as if there might be some welcome easing in 522.6: quote Regulation 522.6.101 now permits an exception for a cable forming part of a SELV or PELV circuit. Regulation 522.6.102 now permits an exception for minor works where the designer is satisfied that there would be minimal increased risk of damage to the circuit cable due to penetration by screws, nails and the like. Regulation 522.6.103 now permits an exception for minor works that do not involve a new partition or a cable passing through a metal part of a partition, where the designer is satisfied that there would be minimal increased risk of damage to the circuit cable due to penetration by screws, nails and the like. Also, an additional indent is added. /quote Download, digest, discuss... -- Andy |
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