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Old 23-04-2009, 4:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Fitting new electric sockets

I was wondering how hard it is to fit new sockets in my front room, is it something you can do yourself or would I need to get a qualified electrician in ?
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Re: Fitting new electric sockets

You need to be either part p certified electrician or do the work yourself and get your work checked by an electrian.
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Re: Fitting new electric sockets

Minor works, indoors, outside of a kitchen or bathroom area (doesn't necessarily include things like downstairs loos in the bathroom bit either), don't require testing or a certificate. Examples include things like replacing existing fittings, and wiring new spurs and light circuits onto existing installations. To replace an existing socket faceplate you don't need to notify the local authority, or pay an electrician... Check out DIY - Home Improvement - Do It Yourself for more information.
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P.S. to save you hunting - DIYnot.com > Wiki > Electrics > Part p > Diy electrical work and the law
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