I need to install a new electric cooker in a kitchen. It just needs a short cable from the terminal box on the wall, to the cooker. Do I need this to be done by a Part P qualified person?
Rich
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Electric cooker installation
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No.
There is no such thing.
Par P of the building regulations merely states:
That's it.
There are registered electricians who can 'self-certify' (which actually means ' self-notify' - anyone can complete an electrical certificate) notifiable work but you don't need one of those either.
It's not supposed to make sense.
There is no such thing.
Par P of the building regulations merely states:
That's it.
There are registered electricians who can 'self-certify' (which actually means ' self-notify' - anyone can complete an electrical certificate) notifiable work but you don't need one of those either.
It's not supposed to make sense.
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