Google is your friendDoes anyone know where, other than eBay, I might find one or if the GE will fit and where I could get one of those?
Whilst not the exact correct circuit breaker for your board, this GE breaker is a good fit, and I have used them in vynicker boards before.
I'm not aware of anywhere that sells the old vynicker circuit breakers any more, or the GE breakers of the same design either, other than maybe ebay.
What are you using the circuit breaker for? Virtually all new domestic circuits require RCD protection, which this does not afford.
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Thanks. It's for a radial circuit to a shed which will be protected by an RCD.
Why not do the 'conventional' thing and put the RCD in the shed, then?4mm SWA 90deg, 3 core. ( I know the SWA doesn't need RCD protection but the circuit in the shed will need to be)
It may make sense to someone, but I don't really understand. I'm probably missing something, but I'm not sure how the location (or even presence) of an RCD in a circuit has any relevance to diversity.The job relates to my post about diversity. My understanding is by putting the RCD in the shed I now have to protect the SWA whist considering diversity. To do this whist considering diversity means upping the csa of the SWA which was adding more costs to the job than the customer was willing to pay. Does that make sense?
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