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Feb 28
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if a plumber is replacing a shower does a sparky need to do the wires???
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Re: shower wireing
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Good question, if it's like for like I would think he could doitall, the Sparkies will confirm later.
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thanks thats just as i thought
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Not unless he is part p registered as bathroom is a special location
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I am in scotland (no Part P)
I would say yes as long as cct is rcd porotected
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thanks gents still not sure of the letter of the law !!!!!!
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I've no idea either but google found..
Scottish regs...
http://www.sbsa.gov.uk/
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http://www.sbsa.gov.uk/pdfs/FAQ07.pdf
See Q 22. which suggests you don't need a Building Warrant.
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www.theiet.org/publishing/wiring-regulations/mag/2004/14a-part-p-is-published.cf...
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Special locations require notification, in England & Wales anyway
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Are we all missing the point here or is it me.
This is a straight swap, not a new install.
As far as I was aware the 17th don't apply, but then again I'm not a sparkie.
Where the Rabbit when we need him
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No idea if the OP is in Scotland or not.
I am 99% certain that it comes under maintenance so yes the plumber can wire it up. BUT in doing so he must the issue you with a minor works certificate and to do that he will need the appropriate test equipment.
I know plumbers that do have the test equipment, indeed I know plumbers that are registered electricians under Part-P as well and I know plumbers that don't have test equipment.
Ta Scruff
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No idea if the OP is in Scotland or not.
I am 99% certain that it comes under maintenance so yes the plumber can wire it up. BUT in doing so he must the issue you with a minor works certificate and to do that he will need the appropriate test equipment.
I know plumbers that do have the test equipment, indeed I know plumbers that are registered electricians under Part-P as well and I know plumbers that don't have test equipment.
Ta Scruff
....and I know electricians that don't have test equipment!
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.......or don't know how to use it!
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.......or don't know how to use it!
Have you been watching me work again Lec?
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