electric shower problems

[dancinplumba]

you need minor works cert to cover your bottom

 

[Guest123]

Also have to take in how the cable is ran, is it ran in a void is the void insulated etc etc etc. That's why I use a sparky, I'll concentrate on the stuff I'm good at and the same for him.

That's why I have 2 sparks on my installs. They not only know what they're doing, they hand the customer a electrical works safety certificate upon completion.

 

[lbp plg & htg]

Yep, cos I rareley have to ask questions on this form just answer them for the likes of you (on my 3rd single malt, so feeling warm inside) :chillpill:

Think you need to re-read and leave the malt for a while.

 

[dancinplumba]

Yep, cos I rareley have to ask questions on this form just answer them for the likes of you (on my 3rd single malt, so feeling warm inside) :chillpill:

i knew it.....you know everythink...you are the messiah of the plumbing world

 

[SimonG]

That's why I have 2 sparks on my installs. They not only know what they're doing, they hand the customer a electrical works safety certificate upon completion.

I have 2 I use as well, both top lads and know their stuff inside out. One less worry for me.

 

[Guest123]

Right......kisssy, kissy guys, or Judge Dredd's coming out and if he has to leave his cans of Magners to dish out nasties, then he'll not be too chuffed.

Open forums and swallying just don't mix. You have been warned.

I am the Law.

 

[nicro3]

OK as its System I will retire gracefully

 

[lbp plg & htg]

Lets get things into perspective here guys - shower manufacturers replace electric showers all the time, no part P and no proving of the circuit. Its like swapping a toaster.

 

[dancinplumba]

Lets get things into perspective here guys - shower manufacturers replace electric showers all the time, no part P and no proving of the circuit. Its like swapping a toaster.

not like a toaster at all

 

[nicro3]

Retiring Grrrrrrrrrrrracefully