DANGER OF THE WEEK AWARD |
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Bad ‘Electricians’
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Regulations broken: BS7671:2008: 421.7, 526.5, 530.4.2, 559.6.1.5, 559.6.2.1, 559.6.2.2, 514.3.1 |
We thought it was time to write about light fixtures like the one pictured below as we see these again and again and again! The issue with this fixture is that of safety. These incorrect installs are done out of ignorance and nothing else but that will be of little comfort when someone gets killed!!! Either do it correctly or hire an electrician…a real electrician! continue
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DANGER OF THE WEEK AWARD |
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Bad ‘Electricians’
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Regulations broken: BS7671:2008: 134.2.1, 610.6, 631.1, 416.2.1 |
This weeks award goes to the landscaper who thought he was a builder and electrician too. Unfortunately for the client he was neither a builder nor an electrician and only a mediocre landscaper. The client chose him because his quote was approximately £10K cheaper than two other companies they looked at. The reason he was cheaper was that he had no idea what he was doing!! continue
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DANGER OF THE WEEK AWARD |
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Bad ‘Electricians’
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Regulations broken: BS7671:2008 Reg. 132.12, 526.3, 421.7, 526.5, 530.4.2, 522.6.1, 521.10.1, 514.3.1, 559.6.1.5 |
When asked to replace a couple of lights in a front and rear lounge we expected an relatively easy job. The old fixtures were standard 6″ pendant lamp holder comprising a ceiling rose, pendant lamp holder and heat-resistant 0.75mm² twin-core circular cord. At least that’s what we thought! continue
Early this week we were called by a client who required an ‘emergency’ gas hob and electric oven swap. The old appliances were old, partially broken and in pretty rough shape. When we arrived it was mere seconds before we had to make the homeowner aware that we couldn’t install the gas hob or the electric oven due to safety issues.
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