Discuss Bi Callender Overcurrent Protective Device in the Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification area at ElectriciansForums.net

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Graeme Moo

Anyone know if a Bi Callender Primary Supply Overcurrent Protective Device is BS 1361. All it says on the unit is Bi Callender (which i have looked up and is the manufacturer, and i cant find anything else on it). Don't know what to put on Electrical Installation Cert which is to be inspected by Nic. Any help pls.
 

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