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Upstream?! Overcurrent protection is provided by the distributor 100a fuse, no? As for an RCD where the eff would that go? I can't be doing with that faff, and I haven't even seen the current installation since early Jan. I think she's gonna have to come to terms with some home truths. When I first visited her she asked me to fit a 25kw instant water heater!!so the tails will require overcurrent protection as well. and if buried, RCD
hwats she planning on running?....a public baths?....roman showers?...25KWffs.....mores to the point what did she plan on running it off....lol.....Upstream?! Overcurrent protection is provided by the distributor 100a fuse, no? As for an RCD where the eff would that go? I can't be doing with that faff, and I haven't even seen the current installation since early Jan. I think she's gonna have to come to terms with some home truths. When I first visited her she asked me to fit a 25kw instant water heater!!
reason i said overcurrent protection was that from what you've said about the location of the CU, the tails would be > 3m. then paretly buried in the plaster.Upstream?! Overcurrent protection is provided by the distributor 100a fuse, no? As for an RCD where the eff would that go? I can't be doing with that faff, and I haven't even seen the current installation since early Jan. I think she's gonna have to come to terms with some home truths. When I first visited her she asked me to fit a 25kw instant water heater!!
Now why didn't I think of that? lolMaybe the flats above tails go past hers.... A couple of henleys and a bit of insulation tape and hey presto! Lots of KWatts!
well its not a new idea.....the tails are novel though.....usually a bit of 6 or 10mm......well it is from what i have seen...lol.....Now why didn't I think of that? lol
When I first visited her she asked me to fit a 25kw instant water heater!!
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