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Even if there was not sub meter but aecv with test points then it all gets separated
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Dam had right debate today regarding this
I was saying it's one system as originally had just one meter now it has had sub meter in feeding system boiler.
So if a gsr engineer done a tt on the commercial meter would they be classed as responsible person for whole system including sub meter
who lame?:smilielol5:Much as I hate saying it Hammy, the knob's right.
who lame?:smilielol5:
I thought I got away with that one.....
see post 8 you b'stard
If the commercial guy tested from the commercial meter and included everything else in the test then yes he would be responsible, as a domestic guy I can work from the valved supply through the smaller leg, I'm not actually sure having a sub meter means that much, after all the meter is only a means of Measuring a supply for billing purposes it doesn't really effect the work/testing getting done
I may of read this completely wrong so please forgive me if I have.
Are you saying if I went to a commercial install and they wanted something doing on a 28mm leg which has an Isolation and test point on it I can work on it? I was always lead to believe that you would need a commercial engineer to test the rest of the gas carcass.
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