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Hi we have been asked to run a 3 phase supply into a boiler house to feed a DB fed from next to the existing meter. Would we need to install Tails to a switch fuse or could we just install a rotary isolator? Just tight for space near the Meter and switch fuses are big. Thanks
 
Your new distribution circuit needs to have fault and overload protection.
Depending on the size of the incoming supply, prospective fault current etc a switchfuse, fused switch or MCCB will suitable.
 

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