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Magnets on a metal clad distribution board

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Start date Oct 2, 2021
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littlespark said:
Ask your colleagues where in the BBB it mentions magnets on a CU.

Is it in 546.1844.27.4.338.6 ? But that's from memory... so I may have got that wrong.

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