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October 2023 |\n\n2  \nElectrical installation condition reporting:  \nClassification codes for domestic and similar electrical installations  \nBest Practice Guide 4  \nThe aim of this Guide is to provide practical guidance for skilled persons competent in electrical inspection and testing on the use of the Classification Codes that need to be attributed to each observation recorded during the periodic inspection and testing of an electrical installation for the benefit of the person ordering the report.  \nThe guidance is limited to the range of observations that are likely to be associated with domestic and similar electrical installations.  \nHowever, the guidance may also be applied to similar situations encountered in other types of installation.  \nIt takes into account the requirements of BS 7671:2018+A2:2022 (BS 7671) .  \n3  \nIntroduction  \nEvery electrical installation deteriorates with use over time. The inspector must also be aware that inadequate or unsafe alterations, additions and repairs may have been made. To verify and ensure that the user and installation are safe it is important that every installation is periodically inspected and tested by a competent person.  \nBS 7671 reco","cbCaiqc3Chah6Wsq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqc3Chah6Wsq","pdf",5571658,25,"English","# Electrical Installation Condition Reporting\n## Classification Codes for domestic and similar electrical installations\n## Introduction\n## Inspecting a socket-outlet\n## Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)?\",\"answer\":\"An EICR assesses the current in-service condition of an electrical installation against the requirements of the current edition of BS 7671 at the time of inspection. 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