schneider acti9 boards

[shanky887614]

we have got some of these boards but cant see where the neutral bar goes at all?

got a couple bags full of neutral bits but where do they go?

do they screw into a hidden neutral bar or do you need to install another

(3 phase board by the way)

this is the board

bassically we were supplied with single pole breakers that need a neutral terminal but cant see where the connectors go

 

[davesparks]

They do a distributed neutral kit which basically adds a neutral busbar to the board.

 

[shanky887614]

They do a distributed neutral kit which basically adds a neutral busbar to the board.

is there a proper bar?

the bits we have recived are like litle clips with some screws?

the problem is we are working at schneider and haven't been given the info lol.

no instructions either

 

[davesparks]

The instructions for fitting the distributed neutral are usually on the info sheet included with the board.

All of their specs are available on their website, but if you are working there you must be able to find someone who knows how the jigsaw goes together?

 

[Brightspark2]

Ok I'm half asleep here but am I missing something?...

The neutral bar is behind the dark grey cover around the main switch...or if it's not installed, that's where it goes...

You can see the blue wires going there on the picture...

 

[davesparks]

They also do a distributed neutral kit which adds a neutral busbar for things like DP MCBs and SPSN RCBOs

 

[shanky887614]

figured it out, don't like them that much

 

[Robotstar5]

Look a similar setup to the Isobar boards, usually found the small retaining screws for the neutral bar covers were missing on older boards.

 

[shanky887614]

Look a similar setup to the Isobar boards, usually found the small retaining screws for the neutral bar covers were missing on older boards.

sorry I should have said

schneider acti9 isobar board type b

lol such long names

 

[telectrix]

be helpful if you posted a pic.

 

[shanky887614]

be helpful if you posted a pic.

this is the best ive got, havent taken pixs of the inside, I can tomorrow if you like

 

[telectrix]

yeah, but try and get it in focus. lol.

 

[shanky887614]

yeah, but try and get it in focus. lol.

its phone pic mate, the only proper camera ive got is nearly 10 years old and I think 5mp

 

[Brightspark2]

figured it out, don't like them that much

Was it the neutral bar behind the grey covers you was asking about?...

 

[shanky887614]

Was it the neutral bar behind the grey covers you was asking about?...

no its a three phase board with a neutral kit to bolt one onto it.

normally with these boards there is only a neutrel bar at the bottem and you would need flying leads for in/out.

 

[telectrix]

its phone pic mate, the only proper camera ive got is nearly 10 years old and I think 5mp[/QUOT



still better than a phone. it's not so much the pixels, it's the lens that counts. ask tony. my SLR is only 6.9 Mpix, but it's got cracking lenses.

 

[shanky887614]

its phone pic mate, the only proper camera ive got is nearly 10 years old and I think 5mp[/QUOT



still better than a phone. it's not so much the pixels, it's the lens that counts. ask tony. my SLR is only 6.9 Mpix, but it's got cracking lenses.

the lens is tiny mate, my galaxy s3 comes out with better pictures (when I dont need the flash)

not so much the lens as the image sensor that makes the difference.

thats why dslr's are better than bridge cameras

 

[jamie-spark]

Little blue clips,with screwholes through them?

 

[shanky887614]

Little blue clips,with screwholes through them?

thats the one

 

[jamie-spark]

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