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Completion Certificate (Sub-50kVA)

The Irish Electrical Completion Certificate (No. 1) is issued by a Safe Electric registered electrical contractor upon completion of a new electrical installation or full rewire with a supply capacity below 50kVA. It certifies that the installation has been designed, constructed, inspected, and tested in accordance with ET 101 (National Rules for Electrical Installations) and is safe for use. This certificate is mandatory for all new domestic and small commercial electrical installations in Ireland.

ET 101:2018 (National Rules for Electrical Installations), S.I. 256 of 2007 (Electricity Regulation), Safe Electric schemeValid: No fixed expiry — attached to the installation

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What it covers

  • Installation address, client details, and description of work
  • Earthing system (TN-S, TN-C-S, TT) and supply characteristics
  • Ze at origin and prospective fault current (Ipf)
  • Distribution board make, type, and main switch rating
  • Circuit schedule with cable sizes, protective devices, and ratings
  • Test results per circuit: R1+R2, Zs, insulation resistance, polarity, and RCD trip time
  • Safe Electric registration number and contractor signature

Who needs a Completion Certificate No. 1?

Safe Electric registered electrical contractors
Homeowners with new wiring or full rewires
Developers and self-build clients
Small commercial property owners

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Frequently asked questions about Completion Certificate No. 1

When is a Completion Certificate No. 1 required in Ireland?
A Completion Certificate No. 1 is required for all new electrical installations and full rewires with a supply below 50kVA. This covers most domestic properties. The certificate must be issued by a Safe Electric registered contractor before the installation is energised or handed over to the client.
Who can issue an electrical completion certificate in Ireland?
Only a contractor registered under the Safe Electric scheme — operated by RECI (Register of Electrical Contractors of Ireland) — can issue a valid electrical completion certificate. The contractor's Safe Electric number must appear on the certificate.
What is the difference between ET 101 and BS 7671?
ET 101 is the Irish National Rules for Electrical Installations, published by the ETCI (Electro-Technical Council of Ireland). It is broadly aligned with IEC standards and is Ireland's equivalent of the UK's BS 7671 Wiring Regulations. Irish certificates must reference ET 101, not BS 7671.

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