I am a 'lapsed electrician' but I have been informed that to replace an existing fan in a bathroom (with an identical ICON15) I need to have a part 'P' cert. Is this true? This is not a new install in a bathroom.
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Not true.
However, if you alter the characteristics of the circuit it is notifiable to the Local Authority Building Control - one way or the other.
However, if you alter the characteristics of the circuit it is notifiable to the Local Authority Building Control - one way or the other.
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Why have you got two threads running?
Thank you EFL.
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