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Regulation 12(5)
1. Work consisting of—
(a)replacing any socket-outlet, control switch or ceiling rose;
(b)replacing a damaged cable for a single circuit only;
(c)re-fixing or replacing enclosures of existing installation components, where the circuit protective measures are unaffected;
(d)providing mechanical protection to an existing fixed installation, where the circuit protective measures and current carrying capacity of conductors are unaffected by the increased thermal insulation.
2. Work which—
(a)is not in a kitchen, or a special location,
(b)does not involve work on a special installation, and
(c)consists of—
(i)adding light fittings and switches to an existing circuit;
(ii)adding socket outlets and fused spurs to an existing ring or radial circuit; or
(iii)installing or upgrading main or supplementary equipotential bonding.
3. In paragraph 2—
“special installation” means an electric floor or ceiling heating system, a garden lighting or electric power installation, an electricity generator, or an extra-low voltage lighting system which is not a pre-assembled lighting set bearing the CE marking referred to in regulation 9 of the Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 1994(1); and
“special location” means a location within the limits of the relevant zones specified for a bath, a shower, a swimming or paddling pool or a hot air sauna in the Wiring Regulations, sixteenth edition, published by the Institution of Electrical Engineers and the British Standards Institution as BS 7671: 2001 and incorporating amendments 1 and 2.”.
S.I. 1994/3260 to which there are amendments not relevant to these Regulations.
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