As you may notice on my adverts I offer the service of issuing an
electrical Boletín, I often get phone calls asking for a boletín
however many people are unsure as to what it actually is. More often
these days when people contact Iberdrola they are being told to obtain a
boletín, but are unsure as to why, in this article I will try and
explain
The official description of a boletín is:
It is the low-voltage “Electrical Installation Certificate”, an official
document issued by an authorised electrician certifying that the
electrical system meets the requirements established for the contracted
power supply. It shows the main characteristics of your electrics, such
as the installed power and the maximum admissible power, and also
guarantees the quality of the electrical system.
When should it be obtained?
Whenever required by the distribution company, which has a register with all the certificates for installations connected to its grid. For example, when the requested power exceeds the allowed power or the electrical system is more than 20 years old. The distribution company may require that the customer adapts to the current legislation by submitting a new Certificate (boletin).
Whenever required by the distribution company, which has a register with all the certificates for installations connected to its grid. For example, when the requested power exceeds the allowed power or the electrical system is more than 20 years old. The distribution company may require that the customer adapts to the current legislation by submitting a new Certificate (boletin).
How can an electrical installation certificate be obtained?
This can be done by contacting an authorised electrician; an authorised electrician here in Spain holds a ‘Carné de instalador’ (installer license). The installer must be registered with the ‘Ministry of Industria’ in order to obtain the required certificate. It is possible to check the validity of your installer online by visiting the web address link and by pressing the button ‘Seleccionar Municipio’ and simply type in your town name (Busot) and select from the list. Then at the bottom of the page press the button ‘Buscar’ the results will show all of the registered installers in that town, and their qualifications.
This can be done by contacting an authorised electrician; an authorised electrician here in Spain holds a ‘Carné de instalador’ (installer license). The installer must be registered with the ‘Ministry of Industria’ in order to obtain the required certificate. It is possible to check the validity of your installer online by visiting the web address link and by pressing the button ‘Seleccionar Municipio’ and simply type in your town name (Busot) and select from the list. Then at the bottom of the page press the button ‘Buscar’ the results will show all of the registered installers in that town, and their qualifications.
The electrical systems in our homes are essential, we rely on them
operating correctly everyday and a boletin will confirm that yours is
safe and functioning properly
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