10% off your copy of the IET Wiring Regulations
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and British Standards Institution (BSI) published the Wiring Regulations 17th Edition Amendment No 1 in 2011. All new electrical installations from January 2012 are to conform to standards laid out in the amended IET Wiring Regulations.
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and British Standards Institution (BSI) published the Wiring Regulations 17th Edition Amendment No 1 in 2011. All new electrical installations from January 2012 are to conform to standards laid out in the amended IET Wiring Regulations.
To help readers ensure their work is compliant and, most importantly, safe, Electrical Review is giving its readers 10% off the normal RRP of £80 when purchasing the IET Wiring Regulations from www.theiet.org/amend1 with this voucher. Simply use the code MEDAPR when prompted at the checkout.
For everything you need to know about the IET Wiring Regulations call the free support line to speak to an expert at the IET on 01438 765599 or visit www.theiet.org/electrical.
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