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I thought 100A fused, are you sure. I thought this was what they were designed to do, or does the sub main cause the issue?
100% REC isolator is not fused!
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I thought 100A fused, are you sure. I thought this was what they were designed to do, or does the sub main cause the issue?
100% REC isolator is not fused!
You do not want your calculations running to 100a per unit, drop your shower down to 8kw job and oven to 7kw etc etc. you need to be distributing 60a per unit with 200a per phase 3ph incomer.
if you exceed this the DNO will want you to sell your soul for the cost of the upgrade for your mains. People like tony and E54 will tell you of the frightening costs of big supplies.
It's not that a Ryefield is not ideal for the job it's the fact that you will need 12 sets of tails with 12 main switches all crammed into the trunking with 12 16mm SWA's. with a big DB like this then you still have the SWA glanded onto the trunking but the DB does the fusing, switching and doesn't need all of the tails. You can specify them with a lockable door too.
Btw once you apply cable calcs you may find that you may need 25mm SWA, and on 100a you would with out doubt need it.
Sorry to say this matey, but with so many questions "up in the air", it does sound like you need the input of somebody with more experience, or you could find yourself in the poop big time.
Sparky got whisked away for surprise holiday, he'll have to have final sign off as its his name on the certificate, but want to get plan ready to discuss on his return as need to crack on.
Sparky got whisked away for surprise holiday, he'll have to have final sign off as its his name on the certificate, but want to get plan ready to discuss on his return as need to crack on.
I agree, it sounds mental. I have a family of 5 with loads of high power stuff and never tripped my 60A. I'll research Hager idea then post my loadings, see what you think.
If I can get down to 60A I can consider T&E again, could I put RCD in Hager?
Another ficticuous sparky !
I dont remember meters being mentioned, How are you intending on doing this?, it opens a whole can of worms now. are you having your own meters installed and charging your tenants yourself or are you intending on having prepay meters, if its pre pay then the DNN must install them and their own Ryefield to supply them, and that will be big cost!.
If you are having meters in the switch room then you are back to Ryefield - meter - switch fuse - galv - swa and with all of that you will need a switch room the size of a bedsit for all of that 12 x over
if you are having the meters in the bedsits then the hager solution will work. you can get cu's to go in the bedsits that have meters built into them, so it would be
Cutout - hager - swa - cu with integral meter.
his name on test cert your name on design and install ! LOL
I've tried to ignore your constant nit picking which adds no value to this thread, but your last comment is too much. If you care to research compulsory HMO licensing you will discover it is impossible to get a licence without a certificate.
If you have anything to add to this thread of value please do so, but otherwise please keep your negativity to yourself.
Brilliant. People think sparking is so, so easy! This is one enormous can of worms
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