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Yeah I have only dealt with the grey model in the 70's to note, it only had 60amp dp switch like the rest in that era.
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The new ones shown are not as good quality as the old ones, rubbish terminals for the tails and each terminal has only one screw. The plastic frames used around the 2 holes in the lid have been broken on every one of the ones I've seen. My favourite ones are the large metal dual tariff boards that also have a separate single high current way.
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