Power track in offices

[davesparks]

Thanks all,yes the Rcd is for the sockets,I think the Rcd will need to be changed from 40 to maybe 32 or 16 amp.
Especially with the 1.5mm supplying sockets.

If its prefabricated by the manufacturer then take it up with them, don't just alter it without their consent.

 

[cliffed]

If its prefabricated by the manufacturer then take it up with them, don't just alter it without their consent.

Exactly,the sparks are retrofitting the leads theirselves,I told them it’s compromising the install ,thanks

 

[Deleted member 26818]

Exactly,the sparks are retrofitting the leads theirselves,I told them it’s compromising the install ,thanks

Yes, but someone will test it.

 

[Toneyz]

Is it one double socket or two singles on this 2.5 as I could understand that?

 

[cliffed]

This is the sort of equipment,this plugs straight into the 63 amp bus bar system.

 

[James]

look at my post regarding earth leakage, they might want to change there minds!!

 

[davesparks]

This is the sort of equipment,this plugs straight into the 63 amp bus bar system.

So the 4 way is restricted to 12.6A effectively, I can't see 1.5mm having an overloading issue.

 

[cliffed]

So the 4 way is restricted to 12.6A effectively, I can't see 1.5mm having an overloading issue.

Ok,I personally haven’t seen something like this,this can be directly plugged into the Busbar,obviously the 3m length determinates the overload protection required.
@the moment this lead is actually on the Rcd module side,which is a 40amp rcbo,still not getting it though.
The Chiefs say it’s ok,it’s a factory manufactured plug & play.

 

[cliffed]

look at my post regarding earth leakage, they might want to change there minds!!

Where is that

 

[James]

Call center sockets

So I have had an enquiry about a large open plan call center with around 150 desks. Rented office space, each desk has at least 1 pc with 2 monitors. There is also all the other IT equipment you would expect in a big office. The office sockets are fed from 2 x bus bar trunking runs under the...

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