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Even though most people still call them BS1361, me included they are now referred to as BS88-3 fuse system C.westward do you know what the characteristic for 60 amp bs 1361, could not find it in the yell regs
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Even though most people still call them BS1361, me included they are now referred to as BS88-3 fuse system C.westward do you know what the characteristic for 60 amp bs 1361, could not find it in the yell regs
I could not remember the formula fault current if = v/s =I2t/k.
has for the kmf switch fuse a bit small for the tails I think.
plus it is the size of the space to work in, old utility box.
the idea to move the new consumer unit WITH NEW SUB MAINS
A NO ROOM AT THE INN.
B CUSTOMER WILL NOT HAVE A NEW CONSUMER STICKING ABOVE OLD UTILATY BOX,
C DNO DOES NOT LIKE ANY THING ON THIER BOARD .
the idea to move the new consumer unit WITH NEW SUB MAINS
A NO ROOM AT THE INN.
B CUSTOMER WILL NOT HAVE A NEW CONSUMER STICKING OUT ABOVE OLD UTILATY BOX, OR ABOVE IT.
C DNO DOES NOT LIKE ANY THING ON THIER BOARD .
the idea to move the new consumer unit WITH NEW SUB MAINS
.
which book have you got dave sparksIt's printed in your regs book, no need to memorise it!
which book have you got dave sparks
Unless it's PME then more than likely is adequate.I'm going to sound really thick now but how is the circuit protective conductor of the Twin & Earth good enough for the bond aswell? Just like to know as some point this year I'm going sit 2395
other than that totally agree with the separate 10mm.
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