JayS said:Also this falls under part P as we all know...
Ah - but was he replying to the latest addition?crafty1289 said:no it wont fall under part p, work started in nov04
Those aren't spurs, they are circuits, and notifiable to LABC.fred hiscock said:I am fitting an electric hob and oven. I am providing a 6mm spur to each direct from the consumer unit.
http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Technical/Charts/VoltageDrop.htmlI have a suppliers spec (20 amp oven 30 amp for the hob) for the switches / breakers at either end of the cables. My question is how long can I make each spur. I guess I would like them about 25 metres linear each. Is this ok. How much further could I take them if necessary? Regards Fred
For electrical only work, it used to be, but that window has now closed. (April 05).Gary0 said:Umm ... just intrigued. So it's when the work started that's important for Part P ? Not when it finishes ?
Yes, you were able to start work before 1st of January 2005 and finish it before the 1st of April without having to bother with part P...but if it's not finished yet then it falls under part P...crafty1289 said:no it wont fall under part p, work started in nov04
Yup.JayS said:ban-all-sheds, any circuits going into a kitchen would also be effected (as well as being notifiable to LABC) by part P I presume since they would be a fixed installation?
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