Hi all
What certification should an installer now supply when replacing a boiler, upgrading controls and minor pipe changes?
Part P presumably? Part L (is that insulation/energy conservation or something?)
Anything I've missed
TIA
Phil
Hi all
What certification should an installer now supply when replacing a boiler, upgrading controls and minor pipe changes?
Part P presumably? Part L (is that insulation/energy conservation or something?)
Anything I've missed
TIA
Phil
You might not have had any notifiable electrical work done. You should get notification self-certifications for the upgraded control and boiler. You should get the benchmark log book (often a page in the installation instructions filled in). The instructions left with you.
"Ed Sirett" wrote
Thanks Ed
You seem to be coming to my rescue a lot lately. The Part P reference was made due to kitchen location. As I am having this done in advance of the main electrical re-wire it will probably be temporary(ish) anyway.
Phil
By the book the Part-P registered installer is supposedly responsible for the entire electrical installation if he added or extended a circuit.
I practice there is NO way you can make a living if every time you make a minor electrical mod you have to inspect and fix the entire electrical installation.
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