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help 16th edition wiring regs
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When using BSI online, search for BS 7671:2001 - that's the standard number for the latest version of the IEE wiring regs. However, I'm not sure whether BSI do a pdf version.
Instead you could try the online shop at which sells a hyperlinked pdf version on CD-rom, bundled with some guidance notes and Word6 versions of all the forms. The bad news is it costs £350 for a single workstation licence and £1000 for a site-wide licence.
Instead you could try the online shop at which sells a hyperlinked pdf version on CD-rom, bundled with some guidance notes and Word6 versions of all the forms. The bad news is it costs £350 for a single workstation licence and £1000 for a site-wide licence.
welshwizard
Electrical
Sorry Jeremyd
But you cannot get a free copy!
I've just ordered 15 copies for my students and tried to find a free source
Typical cost is about £45 and dont forget the IEE On-site guide at about £14 because not all the info is in BS7671
You can get a version on CD-ROM
You may get some useful info from the NICEIC site
Try some of the electrical wholesalers sites for freebees
But you cannot get a free copy!
I've just ordered 15 copies for my students and tried to find a free source
Typical cost is about £45 and dont forget the IEE On-site guide at about £14 because not all the info is in BS7671
You can get a version on CD-ROM
You may get some useful info from the NICEIC site
Try some of the electrical wholesalers sites for freebees
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