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Then you shouldn't be carrying out In-service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment.

It is impermissible.

By definition it can't have been done correctly, as it is incorrect.

As above.

I clearly disputed the claim that "it shouldn't be a problem." It categorically is a problem.

Incorrect.

The south of Ireland does not permit 1mm^2 conductors in fixed wiring.

I have installed hundreds (including for OLEV/OZEV and SEAI grant eligible installations) - all correctly. I even drive an electric van myself.

The RCD MUST interrupt all live conductors. Also, a 40A device is much more appropriate than a 32A.

I'm not obliged to read through all the gibberish posted here.

It isn't. That would be 2-way and Off.

No, I didn't assume that he was American. I simply sought clarification as to what exactly he meant by a "3-way" switch, given that no such thing exists. It's not difficult to understand, unless you are intellectually challenged.

That's precisely what the Americans call an intermediate, so it was a fair assumption.

Thankfully I don't need to try. I was born clever.

It wasn't clear at all to me. I wasn't sure whether he was referring to an intermediate switch or otherwise

What is a three way switch?

LAP is garbage.

How so? Every kitchen has presses.

It doesn't mean in a kitchen press where you have to balance on top of a fridge.

A good firing squad can deal with multiple condemned.