Lithium Positive and Negative Insurers

An electrical company can employ non qualified people to do the work, it is not the individual, it is someone in that business that must hold the necessary qualifications.
 
No, but the homeowner can do remedial work or additions. I'd assume that the yacht builder would do the initial install.
About 20 years ago, I installed a power shower unit in my bathroom. Even as long ago as that, I needed to get a professional electrician to check the installation complied with the regulations, despite it being taken off an existing power supply. The electrician I got to do it was good enough to state that it was fine and didn't charge !
 
So an amateur can come and wire your new house up, with no qualifications ?

I think not.

On a couple of houses I've built and several extensions, I've done all my own wiring but, checked out and certified by qualified friend. Same with gas plumbing and gas co. also test for leaks before meter can be connected.
 
No, but the homeowner can do remedial work or additions. I'd assume that the yacht builder would do the initial install.
In Scotland at least, this is limited to adding a spur, replacing a socket, and similar. What's expressly forbidden is adding a new circuit from the CU.
 
Admiral Insurance is also against DIY installed Lithium Phosphate

12:56 PM (8 minutes ago)
Hi Lewis

Thank you for your email

Our current stance is that as long as the batteries are professionally installed and all the battery management systems are compatible with lithium batteries then this would be ok.

Therefore we would require them to fitted by a qualified person.

You may find this article useful: https://www.yachtingmonthly.com/gear/how-to-install-lithium-boat-batteries-89782

Kind regards

Lewis Jones Cert CII
Underwriting Assistant
 
Admiral Insurance is also against DIY installed Lithium Phosphate

12:56 PM (8 minutes ago)
Hi Lewis

Thank you for your email

Our current stance is that as long as the batteries are professionally installed and all the battery management systems are compatible with lithium batteries then this would be ok.

Therefore we would require them to fitted by a qualified person.

You may find this article useful: https://www.yachtingmonthly.com/gear/how-to-install-lithium-boat-batteries-89782

Kind regards

Lewis Jones Cert CII
Underwriting Assistant

Lewis, can you ask Lewis what the definition of professional is and what are acceptable qualifications?
 
I asked him a couple more questions but got the same generic replies. I don't want to put too much time into questioning them, as i think i will just move to Craftinsure,

Waiting for a reply from Navigation and General and Pantaenius.
 
I asked him a couple more questions but got the same generic replies. I don't want to put too much time into questioning them, as i think i will just move to Craftinsure,

Waiting for a reply from Navigation and General and Pantaenius.
Pantaenius will not accept DIY installs.
 
I am currently with them and they require "professional sign off", but i was hoping they changed there policy.
I did a LFP install for a customer who is with Pantaenius and they required proof that the installation was specified and installed by a professional, along with some other requirements.
 
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