NEK 405-2-3 Disposal

NEK 405-2-3 Technical condition assessment of electrical installations in housing (year-round and holiday homes) upon disposal

The purpose of the technical condition assessment is to inform the buyer about the condition of the electrical system, including dangers, and what it will cost to bring the electrical system into regulatory compliance. An assessment must also be made of the installation parts that have a short remaining life, as well as an assessment of the installation's capacities.

NEK EN 405-2-3 is made from NK219. It is a national standard that is part of the standard series NEK 405 Competence for control companies and personnel.

The course is exam-oriented for those who wish to become certified.

Objective:

The purpose of the standard is to facilitate the preparation of high-quality condition reports in order to obtain a reassuring basis of information before a home purchase, related to the electrical installation. Something that can reduce the level of conflict in housing sales.

Content:

Agenda for the course:

What is NEK405-2-3

Regulations to the Disposal Act §2-18

The mandate for the control

Burden of proof

Scope of the control and level of analysis

Set reference level

New installation, expansion and change, what applies

Date marking on electrical equipment

Electrotechnical deviations, review of the safety requirements in FEL, what is an electrotechnical deviation

Regulatory amendments FEB-88 to NEK400:2022

Condition assessment according to NS3424 – assess the plant's lifetime.

Assess the plant's capacities, suitable for intended use

Calculation, template-based pricing of improvements

Requirements for documentation FEL §12

What is verification of an existing installation

What should be included in our report, to the client