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Surface run. Good ir. R1 + R2 as expected. Zs the same
OK but the point i was really trying to make Murdoch is that you have implied that there are dodgy finals coming off DB2...so you havn`t given it additional protection....which leads me to ask:

any additional/fault protection by means of RCD in the shed?
 
So Glenn, would you tell the customer you can’t connect power to their garage DB before or after you’ve started the job?

Before, you loose the job.
After, the customer is liable to shove your regs book where it will need surgically removing.
 
So Glenn, would you tell the customer you can’t connect power to their garage DB before or after you’ve started the job?

Before, you loose the job.
After, the customer is liable to shove your regs book where it will need surgically removing.
well i wont leave myself open to any possible `examination` by some `authority` someware...

but i will reduce potentials to a minimum...wherever i can...
 
So Glenn, would you tell the customer you can’t connect power to their garage DB before or after you’ve started the job?

Before, you loose the job.
After, the customer is liable to shove your regs book where it will need surgically removing.

Oh, just shove it on an rcbo, that'll show him he has a problem, at least.
 
One comment, ...why not use a bit of blue heat shrink on those neutral connection ferrules, and also maybe cut the length down a little too. Sorry i just have a pet hate of seeing bare conductors within CU/DBs etc....
 
You can get yourself a nice 10W schneider enclosure with 6 SPSN single module RCBO's with all appropriate bussbars and blanks for about £120, cheaper than doing it with many brands of SP RCBO and it gives you proper segregation of circuits.
 

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