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Me personally? Fall in line. And I would be happy to do so.
I agree but I know this will be controversial.
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Me personally? Fall in line. And I would be happy to do so.
It's not about fighting change just for the sake of it mate. It#s about fighting stupid change that does no one any good.
Everyone knows that there are a couple of causes of CU fires. The material they're made of is not the issue.
If you are a member of a scheme and they stipulate that 960~ glow wire tested DB's do not meet the requirements of amendment 3 what do you do then? Go on and keep fitting them regardless or fall in to line and fit metal DB's?
1. Agreed
2. I never mentioned anything about steel or any other material. My point was some seem to just want to fight any change. I really could not care less what the material is as long as it complies next year. BEAMA have said that plastic enclosures meeting the 960 degree glow wire test and built to BS EN 61439-3 will not be classed as non-combustable under the regulation so there is still mixed messages here. No doubt further clarification will be needed.
Completely agree. But far more money orientated minds than mine have put their heads together and decided it is what needs to be done. So I just get on and do it knowing that if I follow their advice they will have my back. (Hopefully lol)
Lol! So those far greater minds haven't thought of introducing an amendment to the relevant BS so that 2 terminal screws are required. Nor have they addressed the real issue, loose terminations.Completely agree. But far greater minds than mine have put their heads together and decided it is what needs to be done. So I just get on and do it knowing that if I follow their advice they will have my back. (Hopefully lol)
Not forgetting the "REDS & BROWNS GO ERE!!", "BLACKS & BLUES GO ERE!!" Stickers
i have never installed a plastic ccu, i have installed a few metal db's thoughAt what point do you think people will stop fitting them I guess? I frm now on will try to push the metal as would like to fit one!
Corrected that for you.
Lol! So those far greater minds haven't thought of introducing an amendment to the relevant BS so that 2 terminal screws are required. Nor have they addressed the real issue, loose terminations.
Absolute genius. (not)
Aye, your lass says you've got a canny heed for money. She reckons there's a slot in it
I'll continue to fit compliant plastic CUs. NB the mention of steel as a non combustible material is only an example. Nowhere in the regs does it say you must not fit plastic ones.I admire your passion. So what are you going to do about it?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=C1kGDhu0Fso
hager video of the new board. Looks like maxi trunking to keep everything tidy. Im sure they will start selling non combustable trunking too...
Mmmm, lovely, no mention of fire proof entries to it though.
Does your name have any significance in this matter?
I've worked in Essex mate, I know what it's like.Hahaha. I must admit I did have to read that a few times. I am from Essex so speak the Queen's English geeeeza!
I'll continue to fit compliant plastic CUs. NB the mention of steel as a non combustible material is only an example. Nowhere in the regs does it say you must not fit plastic ones.
Unless you know better of course mate.
At the same time, a pressure group could be formed of like minded individuals who object to this stupidity. Once the ball got rolling it could be very hard to stop. As you can tell I believe in people power
I've worked in Essex mate, I know what it's like.
Can your lass say the same?For the record I do not own Ugg boots.
For the record I do not own Ugg boots.
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