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How do you know your incoming DNO fuses are 100Amp?... remember just because the carrier says 100amp it doesn't mean the fuses inside are that rating.
I believe the DNO fuses are type III or IV anyway so fitting 100Amp BS88's -II would be fine, the fuses ratings between 60 - 100 amp are too close to give any real discrimination and at best only partial to a small percentage, as its a small supply by contrast discrimination will always be a problem between upstream and downstream devices. (regarding a short-circuit).
You will have overload discrimination as Tony says with 80amps as you may not have access to the DNO fuses to confirm they are Type III/IV
I believe the DNO fuses are type III or IV anyway so fitting 100Amp BS88's -II would be fine, the fuses ratings between 60 - 100 amp are too close to give any real discrimination and at best only partial to a small percentage, as its a small supply by contrast discrimination will always be a problem between upstream and downstream devices. (regarding a short-circuit).
You will have overload discrimination as Tony says with 80amps as you may not have access to the DNO fuses to confirm they are Type III/IV