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Looks odd just seeing the neutrals with all the lives tucked in behind, not keen on those rear hidden terminals as I like to see the conductor is in properly when tightening.
 
Did you ever get round to connecting the supply to it :p
Yeah but thats why i took the pic prior to wrestling with the incoming supply and making a mess of what i thought was a nice job . Thats why there is an RCBO missing as the incoming supply was a SWA made off into an adaptable box the other side of the wall.
 

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