can i change a light in my kitchen for another light.without falling fail of part p???
part p
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EdwardCurrent
Hello.
If you are simply changing an existing fitting then I agree with Ricicle, no need to notify.
(Providing that you are not adding to, or altering the circuit).
Regards
Ed
If you are simply changing an existing fitting then I agree with Ricicle, no need to notify.
(Providing that you are not adding to, or altering the circuit).
Regards
Ed
He didn't mention notifying, he said "without falling fail of part p???" to which I assumed he meant falling foul not fail.
ALL domestic electrical wiring (in England & Wales) falls foul of Part P.
ALL domestic electrical wiring (in England & Wales) falls foul of Part P.
correct,ebee, sorry for mis spelling.
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