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Re: Plumbing and Electrics
Originally Posted by olivia
Hi,
My husband is an Electrician here in the U.K. Can you tell us where he can get hold of a copy of the Spanish Wiring Regulations? http://www.mtas.es/insht/legislation...T.htm#articulo :scared: |
Re: Plumbing and Electrics
Mike is delighted!! all we need now is to translate!! |
Re: Plumbing and Electrics
Originally Posted by olivia
Many thanks you are a STAR!!!
Mike is delighted!! all we need now is to translate!! Use babelfish, which is reasonable and then use intelligent logic to work out the bits that dont stack up in english :beer: |
Re: Plumbing and Electrics
Originally Posted by bfg69bug
really ? so even my spanish bollotin person is out of date then ? or prefers to put less on the breakers i suppose.. those are the absolute maximums presumably ?
well we use normal sockets, so i guess its different rules? I was quoting from the RBT Texto oficial 18/9/2002 these have been the regulations for almost four years now. Of course you may put less on breakers if you prefer, but that means more breakers and more circuits. Every five circuits must be protected by an RCD,or in Spanish, un interruptor diferencial. This would obviously make an installation more expensive if unneccessary extra circuits were installed. |
Re: Plumbing and Electrics
I am looking for a handyman to do the light fitting and some other little jobs in my new house near Rincon de la Victoria. Can anyone help?
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Re: Plumbing and Electrics
Some recent changes are that cables leading to the meter must now be 50mm section and all installations must be protected by a transient voltage surge suppressor otherwise Sevillana/Endesa will not pay out in the event of damage caused by a power surge. (Not that they do anyway)
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