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Long weekNo I totally agree Murdoch. This is where I'm starting to confuse myself.
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Long weekNo I totally agree Murdoch. This is where I'm starting to confuse myself.
What if 40amp supply to a switch fuse. 63amp fuses in switch fuse.Long week
It's not my idea of doing things...…..need a single phase supply so pick up from a local 3 phase circuit point. It should have a separate supply as a single phase circuit....BUT, which regulation gives non compliance?
As regards the DB, it's been taken from a final sub circuit so what is the difference between that and a fixed fused spur.
I wouldn't treat it as separate DB with it's own schedule but make a note on the cert.
Edit. What about rcd with the socket?
Already codedIt's not my idea of doing things...…..need a single phase supply so pick up from a local 3 phase circuit point. It should have a separate supply as a single phase circuit....BUT, which regulation gives non compliance?
As regards the DB, it's been taken from a final sub circuit so what is the difference between that and a fixed fused spur.
I wouldn't treat it as separate DB with it's own schedule but make a note on the cert.
Edit. What about rcd with the socket?
what are the sub main cable ?What if 40amp supply to a switch fuse. 63amp fuses in switch fuse.
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