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PREFACE:

The 5th Edition Of Basic Electrical Installation Work Has Been Completely Rewritten In 14 Chapters To Closely Match The 14 Outcomes Of The City And Guilds Qualifi Cation. The Technical Content Has Been Revised And Updated To The Requirements Of The New 17th Edition Of The IEE Regulations BS 7671: 2008.

 Improved Page Design With New Coloured Illustrations Give Greater Clarity To Each Topic. This Book Of Electrical Installation Theory And Practice Will Be Of Value To The Electrical Trainee Working Towards: 

 The City And Guilds 2330 Level 2 Certifi Cate In Electrical Technology, Installation Route. The City And Guilds 2356 Level 2 NVQ In Installing Electrotechnical Systems.  The SCOTVEC And BTEC Electrical Utilisation Units At Levels I And II. 

 Those Taking Engineering And Modern Apprenticeship Courses. Basic Electrical Installation Work Provides A Sound Basic Knowledge Of Electrical Practice Which Other Trades In The Construction Industry Will Fi Nd Of Value, Particularly Those Involved In Multi-Skilling Activities. The Book Incorporates The Requirements Of The Latest Regulations, Particularly: 17th Edition IEE Wiring Regulations. 

British Standards BS 7671: 2008.  Part P Of The Building Regulation, Electrical Safety In Dwellings: 2006.  Hazardous Waste Regulations: 2005. 

 Work At Height Regulations: 2005. I Would Like To Acknowledge The Assistance Given By The Following Manufacturers And Professional Organizations In The Preparation Of This Book:

  The Institution Of Engineering And Technology For Permission To Reproduce Regulations And Tables From The 17th Edition IEE Regulations.  The British Standards Institution For Permission To Reproduce Material From BS 7671: 2008. 

 Crabtree Electrical Industries For Technical Information And Data.RS Components Limited For Technical Information And Photographs. Stocksigns Limited For Technical Information And Photographs. Wylex Electrical Components For Technical Information And Photographs. 

 Jason Vann Smith MIET MIEEE MBCS BOOKS For The Photograph Used In The Page Design. I Would Like To Thank The Many College Lecturers Who Responded To The Questionnaire From Elsevier The Publishers, Regarding The Proposed New Edition Of This Book. 

Their Recommendations Have Been Taken Into Account In Producing This Improved 5th Edition. I Would Also Like To Thank The Editorial And Production Staff At Elsevier The Publishers For Their Enthusiasm And Support. 

They Were Able To Publish This 5th Edition Within The Very Short Timescale Created By The Publication Of The 17th Edition Of The IEE Regulations. Finally, I Would Like To Thank Joyce, Samantha And Victoria For Their Support And Encouragement. At The Beginning Of The Nineteenth Century Children Formed A Large Part Of The Working Population Of Great Britain.

 They Started Work Early In Their Lives And They Worked Long Hours For Unscrupulous Employers Or Masters. The Health And Morals Of Apprentices Act Of 1802 Was Introduced By Robert Peel In An Attempt At Reducing Apprentice Working Hours To 12 H Per Day And Improving The Conditions Of Their Employment. The Factories Act Of 1833 Restricted The Working Week For Children Aged 13–18 Years To 69 H In Any Working.