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Hehe, its very confusing :? Look at this: Rhino Heater CH3 Ceramic Heater 2 Heat Settings 110v - 1.5 - 3 kw Rhino CH3 Ceramic Heater fully portable instant heat for temporary industrial heating. .Can be wall mounted .Complete with 3mtr h/d power cable .Supplied with a full...

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Interesting point John, #also Shall I send this to the HSE and ask if ok to hang myself :P

Thanks for clearing that up! It makes sense, You are probably right about the plug regs - With one of our fixed heaters, there is a switched FCU sitting on top of trunking with a compression gland on top of FCU - I imagine the spark will follow this same method, hopefully can get it done this...

Thanks, it's no worries, I am a bit of idiot - But I would never dream of carrying out Electrical work in a workplace - I just thought the work I had in mind deemed to be fairly simplistic and acceptable to be carried out - Obviously I was wrong! :| I still cannot understand (as an idiot) -...

Does that include the kettle, toaster and microwave?

Again - It's the 'Electrical Work' I am querying about. What is so electrical technical about: fitting flex and plug to appliance and switching it on.

My point is though HSE accept fitting of plug is in the grasp of most people, but you say it is illegal in the workplace bas

Hufffff.... wait forr it, sure you are.

I sweare the door has nothing to do with me, I'm just a employee.

If i was a f**kwit, I would of carried out the job by now and wouldn't of even posted here for advice, my posting of help and legalities only to be called a "f**kwit" by you. Many many thanks :arrow:

If you read my wordings it would iilustrate that I did not state they were suitable for the heaters,

hi bas ok let's forget about isolating mains, cable clips and trunking hole drilling 8) my question is: in the workplace, can I connect flex and plug to appliance that has no flex or plug?

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not a skumbag! I earn a genuine crust :D Just a diy enthusiast, manual worker, courier, handyman :lol: But I see your point regarding blame/responsibilty in fitting said unit but I do not see the difference in 'adding a appliance' to a workspace regardless of whether or not flex/plug...

So In other words I am allowed to go to Argos and buy a 3kW heater with a plug already fitted, take it back and plug it in... But not allowed to fit my own flex and plug to a unit bought with no flex or plug??? - Please answer this question. cheers[/u]

Under the Electricity At Work Regulations: Can I fit suitable flex and plug to a appliance? Can I plug it in and switch it on? :P

Damn, didn't notice - Shame really, as the functions look good! Sorry for the bad advice :oops:

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