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17TH ED RCD PROTECTION

BS3036 said:
Under the 17th all sockets have to be rcd protected anyway. In fact most, if not all circuits in any practical situation need to be under the 17th.
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There is the skilled or instructed person exception which I would imagine to be practical in any company with a decent health and safety policy.
 
I knew generalising was going to be jumped on. :)

I was of course commenting in the context of the bungalow in question, not trying to precis the whole of BS7671. :)
 

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