my personal opinion is that a pme is better (no hassle of earth rod, or having one RCD that when trips kills ALL of you electricity leaving you in the dark), so you should at least enquire. also an upgrade to pme is typically £60 (give or take £60) to correctly do a TT supply you will need 2 RCD's where as for PME you only need one so there will be little difference in cost overall.ricicle said:
sm1thson said:
Apologies!ricicle said:Crafty said:
I don,t like to say it Crafty but you are commenting on something you know nothing about.That was a standard way of doing the dual rate supplies through an old voltage operated ELCB just using the 2 phase tails and would have worked in its day
You must try harder, come to the front of the class
RCDs rule! Crafty said:
Grrr that username is haunting me! 1289 is a door access code from somewhere i once worked, i presume it was the managers daughter's birthdate, but I was born in 11/85! I'm 21!ricicle said:Crafty said:
Only just, you were born in 12/89 weren't you?
Crafty said:Grrr that username is haunting me! 1289 is a door access code from somewhere i once worked, i presume it was the managers daughter's birthdate, but I was born in 11/85! I'm 21!ricicle said:Crafty said:
Only just, you were born in 12/89 weren't you?
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