Then anyone competent will not be willing to sign to say it meets regulations and is safe.This house is full of hacks!!
I'm pretty sure you don't!problem isn't whats safe - I'm pretty sure I have that covered
There are two ways to comply with Part P, and this isn't one of them.What exactly are you trying to get at?
Some inspection cannot be done at the end.
Such as?
I'm fitting a new circuit for a kitchen as I found that all sockets in the whole house were on a ring of 32Amp on cable that measures just less than 2mm
I know what you where considering doing to a type tested consumer unit.Well, it's not a surprise, you know nothing about me.
A fair point. If I tell you that it stands for "Prospective Short Circuit Current" would that help?Where I work we use acronyms which baffle and confuse people too, it doesn't mean that the people who don't know what the acronym stands for don't understand the implications, it's just deliberately obtuse.
To name 3:>Some inspection cannot be done at the end.
Such as?
We know that you don't know what Ze is.>Sorry, but I don't think you are competent to do the design.
Well, it's not a surprise, you know nothing about me.
Vernier calipers on the copper conductor which is single core - not tinned.
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