Maintenance contract for construction site power distributor

Of course, it cannot be denied that an RCD should be checked for proper functioning monthly. Nobody does it, but it can have serious consequences in case of an accident if there is a fault in the RCD that could have been detected by the test.

Nobody does that, but it can have serious consequences in the event of an accident if there is a fault in the RCD that could have been detected by the test.

I actually had such a defective RCD six months after moving in, which I found by pressing the test button. My electrician rubbed his eyes in disbelief – both about the fault and the fact that I had pressed the button. Of course, it was then replaced.

I found the sticker that the OP photographed on the temporary power box quite interesting. It seems like it was "maintained" regularly. All the builders before him seem to have paid that monthly without any concern?

Yes, the builder before me seems to have accepted it. :eek:

I'm out and won't sign.

The construction power box is rented from my general contractor.

That one must also suspect other tricks from a general contractor who offers you a stairwell window with a guardrail height no longer permitted even in prisons doesn’t really surprise me ;-) Where did you actually get him from (and above all: have you ever asked him if he is a butcher)? *LOL* *SCNR*

The construction site power box is rented from my general contractor.

Who pays the rent, if I may ask casually? I also consider the maintenance contract a foolish thing, yet it cannot be denied that, as a rule, the builder has to pay the rent…

Who pays the rent, if I may ask casually?

I pay the rent. I wrote a polite email yesterday where I initially declined.