fuse upgrade
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yes, your supplier will need to arrange to have it changed..
if it's only 30A then it's unlikely that the supply cable will be big enough to handle a 100A.. so that may need changing.
it's highly unusual to find a 30A main fuse in a house.. 60A is usually the smallest..
if it's only 30A then it's unlikely that the supply cable will be big enough to handle a 100A.. so that may need changing.
it's highly unusual to find a 30A main fuse in a house.. 60A is usually the smallest..
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alright, I heard you the first time.. 
I hope you are not doing any electrical work as you are an incompetant fool if your previous posting is anything to go by !
Am I the one asking daft questions on here about sharing Neutrals and twisting conductors together............no I am not !
Having read your post about the extractor fan, I agree with ricicle.
You are a dangerous and incompetent idiot.
You are not an electrician, whatever piece of outdated paper you may have, and for you to be working as such is fraud.
All we can hope is that your irresponsibility gets you into deep enough trouble for Trading Standards to prosecute before the trouble gets so deep that you kill or injure someone.
You are a dangerous and incompetent idiot.
You are not an electrician, whatever piece of outdated paper you may have, and for you to be working as such is fraud.
All we can hope is that your irresponsibility gets you into deep enough trouble for Trading Standards to prosecute before the trouble gets so deep that you kill or injure someone.
There are loads round here.
Cast iron cutout and 30A BS3036 fuse
I'll do some piccies if you want
There are loads round here.
Cast iron cutout and 30A BS3036 fuse
I'll do some piccies if you want
I came across one myself, complete with fused neutral
Dont these things blow quite often with such a low current rating?
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