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Then he shouldn't. Gas regs say they should advise the customer to seek the advice of a competent person.Mr GSR will state that the bonding HAS TO BE at the meter
Then he shouldn't. Gas regs say they should advise the customer to seek the advice of a competent person.Mr GSR will state that the bonding HAS TO BE at the meter
Then he shouldn't. Gas regs say they should advise the customer to seek the advice of a competent person.
It would be if there is none visible, it can't be a pass. Nevertheless, the advice should still be the same.I've seen "fail" reports from GSR's for the annual gas safe reports.
No, you are misreading it.What the regs say in the 18th Ed AMD 2
So I was correct
As I said you are misreading it.
They’re not a pass fail unless using a different form, just whether it’s there or notI've seen "fail" reports from GSR's for the annual gas safe reports.
And I've told one or 2 GSR's to leave sparking to sparks
Justifiably adamant.I've had so arguments with wannabe sparks over the minimum size of tails - I'm adamant that it depends on the size of the DNO fuse
It does, but only if its a 100A fuse. I recently had the fuse in a property 'upgraded' from 60A to 100A, but they would not do it until the 16mm² tails were replace with 25mm² ones.- they say it has to be 25mm
Of course it does.I've had so arguments with wannabe sparks over the minimum size of tails - I'm adamant that it depends on the size of the DNO fuse
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