how to isolate fuse box power

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hi all a friend has asked me to fit a fuse to his fuse box a wylex nhrs6604
how do you isolate the supply to this box and also what fuse does he need
many thanks
 
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A wind up I'm sure, but to humour you.
Drop the red switch (main switch) down, this will isolate the whole board.
AS for the mcb you need I haven't got a clue as you've not said what the circuit will be for.

But if you are asking this type of question I'd advise you leave well alone & get a sparks in.
 
HANG ON!!

He says "how do you isolate the supply to this box"...

You can't, without an isolation switch OUTSIDE the consumer unit.
 
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Totally unbelieveable.. :rolleyes: ..how more people dont kill themselves doing things they are obviously better off staying well away from, I don't know - or do we just not hear about it... :confused:
 
hi all a friend has asked me to fit a fuse to his fuse box a wylex nhrs6604
how do you isolate the supply to this box and also what fuse does he need
many thanks

Why did your friend ask you to do it??
Your obviously as clueless as they are :confused:
 
Maybe this is the same guy we had here some time ago that "moved" his incoming supply with the kit his mate the meter man gave him :confused: remember that one everyone ;)
 
im not a spark but i know the basics and this was unreal! Let me get this right that they extended the tails backed by a 60amp fuse, 20meters with 6mm cable?
 
lets get the story right then you all can finish having your laugh and move on to some other mug
what i ment to ask was
a friend of mine has just fitted a shower and he has asked me if i can fit a fuse to his fuse box and also what amp fuse should be fitted
i also ment to say how do you isolate the power to the fuse box because i was told that the meb has to remove there main fuse
i am not doing this job for him i was just after a straight answer because he wont listen when i tell him i cant turn the power off to his fuse box
 

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