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You lot are going to be in trouble, giving chargeable information away for free on the forum!
Despair?
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Ooops, yes, better stop.
But before I do, how about Snag 31?
Steel conduit interrupted by non-metallic enclosure must have continuity ensured.
But before I do, how about Snag 31?
Steel conduit interrupted by non-metallic enclosure must have continuity ensured.
Isn't that the biggest SNAG Vital information, knowledge that is essential for making installations safe, is sold at inflated prices.
Is it, though?
Maybe info needed to be sure of strict to-the-letter compliance is only available at inflated prices, but I suspect that info which is essential for making installations safe is probably obtainable FOC these days, or if not then at prices which are not "inflated".
Maybe info needed to be sure of strict to-the-letter compliance is only available at inflated prices, but I suspect that info which is essential for making installations safe is probably obtainable FOC these days, or if not then at prices which are not "inflated".
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One could be a cynic regarding this issue.
The 14th Edition was viewed by many (including members of the IEE) as a "Step-by-step DIY manual" for electrical installation because it made the rules very easy to understand and follow.
Since the 15th, the wording of many of the regs has become more open to interpretation and various guides, OSG's and guidance notes have been published to explain and interpret the regulations.
If all you need is "the book", should you really have to buy heaps of other publications to make sense of that book?
The 14th Edition was viewed by many (including members of the IEE) as a "Step-by-step DIY manual" for electrical installation because it made the rules very easy to understand and follow.
Since the 15th, the wording of many of the regs has become more open to interpretation and various guides, OSG's and guidance notes have been published to explain and interpret the regulations.
If all you need is "the book", should you really have to buy heaps of other publications to make sense of that book?
What a terrible idea!
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