Circuit chart

Print the circuit chart for the board from the certificate

From an EIC, EICR, Minor Works or BS 7909 certificate with boards and circuits, choose Print circuit chart. You get a PDF for the inside of the consumer unit door: board name and location, each way’s number and description, the device type and rating, and the RCD or RCBO grouping. It is built from what you already recorded, so there is nothing to type twice.

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A printed CertSync circuit chart for board DB1 in a hallway cupboard: the installation address, certificate number, date and a 12-way single-phase board, then each way with its circuit and device rating, grouped under RCBOs and No RCD, with the 100 A main switch at the foot and no test results.

What it does

Exactly what you get

  • Works from an EIC, EICR, Minor Works or BS 7909 temporary systems certificate.
  • Three sizes: A4, A5 and a 62 × 100 mm label.
  • Each way shows its number, the circuit description, the device type and rating, and the RCD or RCBO it sits under.
  • Each board shows its main switch as you recorded it, such as a 100 A double-pole main switch, and never tells anyone to isolate there.
  • A long board carries on over as many pages as it needs.
  • On a signed certificate it can carry an optional QR code that opens the certificate’s verify page. It is ticked only when that page is already on; ticking it turns the public verify page on.
  • A chart from a certificate that is not signed yet is watermarked Draft and carries no QR code.

How it works

Three steps

  1. Record the boards and circuits as usual

    The chart is printed from the circuit schedule on the certificate. Whatever you recorded prints; anything you left blank stays blank.

    The circuit details step of an EICR in CertSync on a laptop: a spreadsheet of circuits with conductor sizes and protective devices, and a summary of compliant, amber and failed circuits.

  2. Choose Print circuit chart

    Pick the boards you want, a size, and whether to add the QR code. A preview shows what will print.

    The circuit details step on a phone: a compact table of circuits with compliant, amber and failed counts, and an issue card underneath.

  3. Download and fit it

    Download the PDF, print it and put it inside the consumer unit door for the occupier.

    The CertSync ready-to-send list on a laptop and a phone, showing a signed certificate with Send to client and Preview PDF actions.

Good to know

The details

  • No test results go on the chart. It is a label for the occupier; readings stay on the certificate.
  • With no signal, the chart is built on your device from the certificate you have open.
  • Anyone who can see the certificate can print its chart. Switching on the verify page for a QR code is limited to people who can edit certificates.
  • In the iPhone, iPad and Android apps the chart opens the share sheet, so you can print or save it.
An EICR circuit schedule in CertSync on a laptop and a phone: ten circuits on board DB1 with green, amber and red row markers, counts of 6 compliant, 2 amber and 2 failed, and on the phone an issue card for circuit 3, an immersion heater whose Zs exceeds its maximum, citing BS 7671 section 411.4.4.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What goes on the circuit chart?
For each board: its name and location and its main switch as recorded, and for each way the number, the circuit description, the device type and rating, and the RCD or RCBO grouping. The certificate number, date, installation address and your company name are on it too.
Are test results printed on the chart?
No. The chart is a label for the occupier, so it shows what each circuit is and what protects it. Readings stay on the certificate.
What sizes can I print?
A4, A5, or a 62 × 100 mm label.
Can I print a chart before the certificate is signed?
Yes, but it is watermarked Draft and has no QR code. Once the certificate is signed you can print a clean chart with the QR code to its verify page.
Does it work without signal?
Yes. The chart is built on your device from the certificate you have open. A QR code needs a connection the first time it is set up, so an offline chart prints without it until then.

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