British Electrotechnical and Allied Manufacturers' Associations

BEAMA represents the electrotechnical industry for the UK, supporting manufacturers of electrical infrastructure products and systems from transmission through distribution to the environmental services in the built environment.

Website: http://www.beama.org.uk
Email: info@beama.org.uk

Documents by this publisher

Series details	Title	Year	Status
	2023 Revision of bs 1363 series – summary of key technical changes	2023	Current
	2023 Revision of BS 1363 series – summary of key technical changes	2023	Current
	Additional guidance for control of underfloor heating systems on how to comply with 2013 Building regulations part L	2014	Current
	Approved Document P - Electrical safety in dwellings. FAQ: Installation height for multi-row consumer units	2013	Withdrawn
	BEAMA underfloor heating controls guide for domestic properties - for warm water (hydronic) systems only	2020	Current
	BEAMA underfloor heating – guide to types of UFH pipework	2019	Current
	Best practice guide to cable ladder and cable tray systems: Channel support systems and other associated supports	2012	Withdrawn
	Best practice guide to cable ladder and cable tray systems: Channel support systems and other associated supports	2014	Current
	Busbar trunking systems - a material choice aluminium or copper?	2011	Current
	Choosing your floor covering to maximise your underfloor heating efficiency	2020	Current
	Circuit protection device symbols	2024	Current
	Consumer unit safety check-list	2025	Current
	Contract price adjustment supplementary clause and formula for use with home contracts: Electrical machinery	1997	Withdrawn
	Contract price adjustment supplementary clause and formula for use with home contracts: Switchgear and isolators	1997	Withdrawn
	Functional definitions for hydronic heating systems – central and emitter controls. Guidance notes	2018	Current
	Functional definitions for hydronic heating systems – central and emitter controls	2018	Current
	Green deal: avoiding indoor air quality problems associated with fabric improvements. How to avoid degradation of building fabric and health issues caused by inadequate ventilation	2013	Current
	Guidance on how to comply with Part L of the Building Regulations from April 2018	2018	Withdrawn
	Guidance on how to comply with Part L of the Building Regulations from April 2018	2019	Current
	Guidance on how to comply with the 2013 Building regulations part L	2014	Withdrawn