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How do you think a tester tests Zs? As it's not normally required during Initial Verification, the assumption is that the Design has been worked out accordingly. So we move onto PIRs. In the absence of accurate design diagrams to refer to, what can you do? Measuring the circuit...

I'm not suggesting anything :D However, some testers give a measurement of Voltage when measuring Zs.

I suggest you look up the definition of 'Circuit' in Part 2 and then look up the definition of 'Electrical Equipment' just after. And then look up the definition of 'Wiring System'. You might then wish to correct the above statement.

See 525 and in particular 525.3

I agree with you. It appears however, that BAS does not.

Read my whole reply! I expect you did so I can only conclude that it's just you being you and that you are bugged because he mentioned everthing excpet BAS7671 Yep, you missed the point. I'm starting to think you are just thick now. How else would you refer to someone who can't read, can't...

Why are you asserting that a declaration to comply with BS7671, Approved Document P and the Building Regs is somehow akin to refusing to carry out legitimate work? Why are you asserting that a declaration to comply with BS7671, Approved Document P and the Building Regs is somehow akin to...

What would be the point in saying that gibberish? It's a pity you attempt to use ploys that would be immature in a kindergarten. And you evaded the question. :) Then I would say your incompetence is complete. You might think them irrelevant, but then you are not a professional and make a...

Which one is BAS and which one is Softie? :D

OK, just for you and without looking, I'll pick the 3rd one down.

The Regs. also call for charts, diagrams etc. (514.9) and if these were produced, they should clearly show the locations of various sockets and switches. One of the great 'pickles' with domestic installations is that seldom if ever have detailed diagrams ever been produced. If diagrams...

Choose any from the list..they all may or may not be used in addition to the one you asserted was the 'only one' which is applicable. Personally, I don't think you meant to say 'only one' but as you have now made a song and a dance about it, I can only reply accordingly.

Appendix 2 BS7671:2008.

They don't mean anything so choose whichever words you like to describe this fact. You have no authority unless you can prove that you have. Of course you can express an opinion. You can also think what you like. However, if what you do brings you into a legal situation, the matter will be...

There are plenty of other statutory standards which may or may not be applicable. Have you considered that the Approved Document was written after the Building Regs were passed (and then amended)? And that the authors of the Approved Document realised the poor wording of that part of the...

Softie, I won't dignify such childish gibberish with a meaningful response. Suffice to say that I am not surprised that being a plumber, you are well-equipped for making nonsensical, over the top, gibberish statements and passing them off to the unsuspecting public as meaningful and factual...

Lots of things are designed with an option for fixed mounting but that does not mean that they must be mounted that way. A more pertinent question would be to ask what the installation manual says. If it says that the item must be fixed in a certain way, then it must be fixed in a certain...

Thank you. There are no Zones specified for a bath or a shower whichever way you try to put it. It also doesn't mean that in the absence of a ruling that you have the authority to declare what is and isn't the Law. In fact whether there is a ruling or not, you do not have the authority to...

Relax BAS, it's called humour...I shall refrain from assuming you have a sense of humour from now on, but I shall be keeping an eye out for signs to the contrary :D

I would suggest Tandy or Maplins...plenty of choice for the hobbyist in those two retailers :lol: :lol: :lol: