Thank you very much Risteard for showing I was correct and not a liar.
The fact is that the position on Ireland you stated was blatantly not correct:
The facts are:
Definition of Restricted Electrical Works
As set out in Statutory Instruments, S.I. No. 264 of 2013, Restricted Electrical Works are:
- the installation, commissioning, inspection and testing of a new Electrical Installation which is fixed, fastened or mounted or otherwise secured so that its position does not change and requires connection or re-connection to the distribution network or the transmission network, as the case may be;
- the modification, installation or replacement of a Distribution Board including customer tails on either side of the Main Protective Device or of an Electrical Installation in any of the special locations listed in Part 7 of the National Rules for Electrical Installations, as the case may be;
- the installation or replacement of one or more circuits in an Electrical Installation, including the installation of one or more additional protective devices for such circuits on a Distribution Board; or
- the inspection, testing or certification of, or reporting on, existing Electrical Installations covered by Chapter 62 of the National Rules for Electrical Installations;
In no way is this a ban on DIY, so you should be ashamed of yourself. And so should any commercial company attempting this to represent this saying anything similar.
You and anyone else peddling these lies should confess to the truth.
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