AFDD in 18th 2nd Amendment

[pc1966]

Screwfix info says :

Indeed, they don't match.

 

[mainline]

Indeed, they don't match.

is that for the 1926g

 

[pc1966]

But I suspect this thread has descended in to an electrician's equivalent of "How many angles can dance on the head of a pin?"

 

[littlespark]

But I suspect this thread has descended in to an electrician's equivalent of "How many angles can dance on the head of a pin?"

angles??? angels??

Id take the manufacturers data sheets over Screwfix's description any time.

 

[mainline]

angles??? angels??

Id take the manufacturers data sheets over Screwfix's description any time.

Yes, looks like screw fix messed up, i'll shop at tool station from now on

 

[mainline]

is that for the 1926g

I looked a bit more and indeed you're right, not that i would use BG anyway as the last time i used one 3 of the mcbs were faulty.

 

[UNG]

Screwfix info says for the 1926g

Specification
Brand	British General
Cable Entry Points	Top, Bottom, Side & Rear
Construction Material (Electrical)	Aluminium
Consumer Unit Type	Garage
CSU Populated/Unpopulated	Populated
Current Rating	40 A
Fixings Supplied	Fixings Not Supplied
Integrity	Non High Integrity
IP Rating	IP65

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You don't believe all that the Screwfix website says do you

 

[mainline]

You don't believe all that the Screwfix website says do you

I'll just quote Pete, “How many angels can dance on the head of a pin”

 

[davesparks]

I have fitted one of those BG units and I could have sworn it was a cast ally/lightweight alloy from the weight and the way it drilled.

 

[nicebutdim]

I have fitted one of those BG units and I could have sworn it was a cast ally/lightweight alloy from the weight and the way it drilled.

Just did a bit of digging as I know there have been changes to these boards over the years, but can not find anything which confirms if aluminium was ever used for the enclosure. I know they used to be (probably still are) cast, rather than pressed, which might account for the odd feel it had when drilling.