Who should cover this cost? The State should cover the cost. Above all, it is the state that edit the laws and ask you ( and me ) to follow them ( and can fine you if you don't follow them, am I right?

) ' Ignorantia juris non excusat ', that mean ' ignorance of the law does not excuse ' Fair enough, but then put the law easily accessible to everybody. So what is your backround? FYI health & safety legislation is the only free stuff besides S.I's that i know of aside from the links quoted above you have to PAY for everything else!

Guidance-Note on Periodic Inspection and Testing. 62.4 of the “National rules for Electrical Installations. Of the ETCI’s 2008 National Rules for Electrical. Jan 16, 2013 - Register of Electrical Contractors of Ireland www.reci.ie. 2/1 - Electrical Installation Standards. • 1967: First Irish Wiring Rules. • 1972: E.T.C.I formed. – National Rules for Electrical Installations Published ET101. • Harmonisation of European Wiring Rules CENELEC. • Fourth edition of ET101 out in 2008.

Hi everybody, Thanks for your answers you all. ' 2011 ', your link is interesting, and it reflects exactly what I wanted to say. In this link, I learned for example what is exactly ' Minor Electrical Works', and the fact that these works don't require the issuance of a Certificate.

That's the law, I know it now, just because it was there for free. I know what I can do if I'm not electrician, And what I can't. You know what I mean? You were asking me: ' you think that the taxpayer should provide electricians with the regulations for free? ' But, is there electricity only in the electrician's houses??? Regulations are for everybody, it is here to protect everybody, your new-born baby, as your grand ma! The taxpayer is paying to have a Criminal Law, not only the criminals, no?

Now, you might be intrigued why I'm interested in the Wiring Rules. Can I ask two simple questions before explaining? 1 - You have to put a 1 meter earth-rod for a domestic house.

You have the choice of two places (both at the same distance of the fuse box ): A: under the carport?(600 mm of dry stones, and 400 mm of dry soil under ) B: in the soil, West of the house ( 1 meter of wet soil ) 2 - How many sockets are you allowed to put in a radial circuit ( 2.5mm2 wires) No trap-questions, just very simple ones.

National Rules for Electrical Installations: (Reference to Chapters, Sections, Paragraphs, Tables and Annexes correspond to those contained in the National Rules for Electrical Installations, Fourth Edition ET101:2008. Free Download Master Lock. This summary of the Rules, based on the Fourth Edition, lays down the requirements for the design, erection and proper functioning of electrical installations so as to ensure safety of persons, livestock and property against dangers and damage that may arise in the reasonable use of electrical installations. Please Note: ETCI issued an Amendments, Corrigenda and Errata list to ET101:2008, Fourth Edition, referenced 06/2009, on. (.pdf 214kB).