Part p notifiable

[mikees]

Is swapping existing halogen high voltage spot for new low vault units and adding two more, Part P notifiable or can I diy it?

[grimmac]

Not notifiable unless within specific zones in a bathroom or pool / sauna room.

Kitchen not special location any more so is just an alteration to an existing circuit.

theiet said:

Additions and alterations to existing circuits outside special locations, and replacements (other than consumer units) and repairs anywhere, are not notifiable

http://electrical.theiet.org/wiring-matters/51/part-p-certification/index.cfm

[Yabu]

mikees said:

Is swapping existing halogen high voltage spot for new low vault units and adding two more, Part P notifiable or can I diy it?

[pedant mode on]
Your currently fitted halogens are not high voltage.
[pedant mode off]
HTH

[Yabu]

mikees said:

Is swapping existing halogen high voltage spot for new low vault units and adding two more, Part P notifiable or can I diy it?

[pedant mode on]
Your currently fitted halogens are not high voltage.
[pedant mode off]
HTH

Edited by Yabu on Tuesday 1st December 21:06

[R1 Indy]

Yabu said:

[pedant mode on]
Your currently fitted halogens are not high voltage.
[pedant mode off]
HTH

And his low volt are most likely extra low voltage

[mikees]

Useful pedantic comments but does the 2nd post still stand?

Can I wack these in?

http://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-fixed-fire-rated-led...

[Alucidnation]

Its fine OP.