RGIE, diagrams, plans and job site life: hands-on guides, written for the trade.
Dedicated circuit, RCD, overcurrent protection and documentation: what Book 1 of the RGIE sets out for an electric vehicle charging point.
What Book 1 of the RGIE provides for inspection by an accredited body: checks, measurements, report and follow-up, with a checklist to prepare the visit.
How voice and AI transform the survey: you describe the rooms as you walk, and the diagram and plan draw themselves.
The main RCD and the 30 mA devices under Book 1: where to place them, which circuits go behind them, the type A required at home and the points to check.
Extra-low voltage bus, actuators, module referencing: how to present home automation in the electrical file.
Earth loop, earth rods, dispersion resistance and equipotential bonding: what Book 1 of the RGIE sets out for a domestic electrical installation.
Panels, inverter, wiring and protective devices, chapter 7.112 of Book 1: what the diagram, the plan and the file contain for a PV installation.
Documenting the job site as you go: before/after photos, team tasks and presenting to the client.
The 4-step method for a clear position plan: base plan, electrical points, circuit referencing and the final check, in line with Book 1 of the RGIE.
Dedicated circuit, cable sizes, protective devices, RCD and inspection report: what Book 1 of the RGIE provides for an installation with a heat pump.
How a typical renovation job runs: dictated survey, proofreading at the workshop, RGIE checks and export of the file.
Extension, new circuit, new board or full renovation: what Book 1 of the RGIE provides for the new, modified and existing parts of an installation.
What you may install in each volume of a bathroom, with concrete examples and the mistakes to avoid.
Minimum content of the single-line diagram under Book 1 of the RGIE, how circuits are referenced, the inconsistencies to avoid and a method for a clean file.
The reference table of cross-sections and protective devices for lighting, sockets and dedicated circuits, and the cases that catch you out.
Protective devices, sockets, switches, appliances: the symbols in table 2.23 of Book 1 of the RGIE, what they stand for and the mix-ups to avoid on the diagram.
Inspection when selling an old installation, a negative report and the 18-month period, a missing diagram and plan: what Book 1 of the RGIE provides.
