Discuss primary overcurrent protective device. in the Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification area at ElectriciansForums.net

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Morning all

Eicr asks for characteristics of primary overcurrent protective device which lets be honest sounds straight forward but what if you have 3 phases with 3 separate 300 amp 1361 which supplies a load of other 80 amp 1361 fuses which then supplies your single or 3 phase db which fuse would you use as the primary device.
 

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