Hi
This is off nic's website worth taking a look.
http://www.niceic.org.uk/partp/notification.html
Onesongrg
This is off nic's website worth taking a look.
http://www.niceic.org.uk/partp/notification.html
Onesongrg
A Guide to part p
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Right load of twaddle if you ask me !
if you notice you are allowed to connect the most current drawing appliance in the kitchen up but not install a new socket without notifiying the building control
So i am allowed to connect my cooker/oven up the the wall outlet with some 2.5 t&e and no body cares !!!
if you notice you are allowed to connect the most current drawing appliance in the kitchen up but not install a new socket without notifiying the building control
So i am allowed to connect my cooker/oven up the the wall outlet with some 2.5 t&e and no body cares !!!
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take no notice and carry on as before would be the best bet. Not as if it has been very well publicised has it.
Not sure what part P is anyhow as i have not seen anything in the papers or television about it :
Not sure what part P is anyhow as i have not seen anything in the papers or television about it :
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