Is there such a thing as a part p cert

[chrisaaaaa]

Ah I see what you mean, the original feeds to the two flats come out of the supply fuse (100A?) and just disappear into conduits.

That is what was there, must have been 'right' once.

I suppose they are protected in the conduits, but it would be hard to get a larger cable into the conduit. Pretty easy for me to fit a new cable but a lot harder for the higher flat.

I guess an isolating switch on both would be a good idea, one for a rewire in a few years time.

 

[JohnW2]

Ah I see what you mean, the original feeds to the two flats come out of the supply fuse (100A?) and just disappear into conduits. ... That is what was there, must have been 'right' once.

I seriously doubt that.

Kind Regards, John

 

[ban-all-sheds]

That's not how I read it. To me, he says that the aux. consumer unit in the hall is fed from the original feed from the flat, which is protected by a 6A MCB.

"The[y] used the existing 6A feed to power the new consumer unit. "

now it is on its own 1.5 CSA cable from the meter.

I had the second consumer unit put on its own supply from the meter.