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Electric Showers
Under the requirements of the 16th Edition is it mandatory to fit a
30mA RCD when installing an Electric Shower? I am aware of the safety advantages of using an RCD but is it a legal requirement for installations in Hotels/B&Bs? |
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Electric Showers
Even if it is not would YOU want to take a shower that did not have one
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Electric Showers
"Peter Crosland" wrote in message ...
Even if it is not would YOU want to take a shower that did not have one fitted? I have done so every day for many years. You're far more likely to slip and fall getting in/out of the shower than be electrocuted by it. MBQ |
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