Consumer unit to consumer unit

[Mike Johnson]

she had a nightmare converting all the random old formats into ratio's and definitions that make the grade today. And the content, whilst dated, still just as relevant today - sadly.

I have no idea what you have just said. ?

 

[Terrance]

am reading this correct 20amp feeding (was emer heating ) longer ,but feeding a consumer (2)
and consumer (1) 20amp 2.5 cable to a new consumer feeding what load .

Thank you! The new consumer united do have 40 + 40 Amps 16 + 16 Amps then lighting 6 + 6 Amps re-fitted into electronics workshop the current taken will be variable

 

[brianmoooore]

I'm fairly confident in saying that no CU with a 40A MCB in it should be sitting on the end of a 2.5mm2 feed cable.

 

[brianmoooore]

What is an Emerson Water Heater?

Reminds me of the CU fuse I came across once, labeled "floorizent lights".

 

[MJPD29]

Reminds me of the CU fuse I came across once, labeled "floorizent lights".

Came across a breaker in a large shop called 'soft lights' which were tripping an rcbo which also fed a circuit inside the store. Couldn't understand what they were so after a bit of investigation traced it up through the building to the roof. Turned out to be soffit lights and someone's poor spelling cost me an hour.

 

[Terrance]

What is an Emerson Water Heater?

your question as above: This is avariable in size and diameter + its Height say 40 gallon water tank with an emersed heating eliment placed inside water tank say 24 inch long Electric heating element >>on the smaller scale as your own at home hot water boiling kettle<<[ as you would use to make a hot cup tea with in your kitchenetc]] <<<<

 

[brianmoooore]

@Terrance : The word is Immersion heater (as in immerse in water), not Emerson (as in Keith).

 

[i=p/u]

I've heard others calling them emerson, has to be an emerson heater out there , was it the old one that had dual supply.. maybe they all meant immersion.

 

[brianmoooore]

Reminds me of the CU fuse I came across once, labeled "floorizent lights".

I've also seen numerous variations on "emmersion heater".
There's no emerson heater out there; it's just a sad reflection on the educational system.

 

[DPG]

There's an Emerson company that does water control products. Don't think they mean that though.