What form

[JACKC]

Finishing off tomorrow a garage consumer unit with 1 mains radial and 1 lighting radial. It has been fed from a socket as a spur from a FSCU as they had just had new carpets fitted and dont want me ripping up floors to get a supply. My question is, is this an addition to an existing circuit and a MWork or as is my intention, an EIC as new circuits have been added from the garage CU.
Many thanks

 

[ricicle]

What do the BC want to see ?

 

[JACKC]

I have always issued an EIC to cover the new circuits fitted but was curious as to what others do or is the interpretation of what certificate is required. BC are usually happy with the EIC and have never raised an issue.

 

[ricicle]

EIC it is then, especially as there are new circuits eminating from the garage CU

 

[JACKC]

Ta

 

[ban-all-sheds]

It has been fed from a socket as a spur from a FSCU as they had just had new carpets fitted and dont want me ripping up floors to get a supply.

You wonder how some people manage to remember where they work when they wake up, don't you....

 

[GaryMo]

Sounds a bit cack to me.....a consumer unit spurred off a ring final via a switched FCU

 

[1john]

you cant certify that as i suspect you have not accounted for diversity.

 

[flameport]

EIC as there is a new CU, however if the whole lot is connected via a 13A FCU, the consumer unit wasn't required and it could have been a MWC.