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Yes that's him. But I looked at sizes on hager website and the hager mcbs are larger dimensions. Also Carl at hager technical said they won't fit. I asked the customer if he felt confident to check the connections in shower and isolator to make sure they are tight until I got round...

You will need to trace from the supply through the protective device(s) to your shower switch and shower. I would reccomend you employ an electrician.

Yes I did post 1361 but edited it to 1362. I don't know why. :oops:

That's the fella. Saw a customer today who has one protecting his shower circuit. The fuse had ruptured 2-3 times lately the last time has made the holder (mcb) unusable. Its a 6mm cable. The shower is rated at 9.5Kw However it has been in service for 2 years with no problem. I IR tested...

Does anyone know if there are circuit breakers available to retro fit to these hager boards. I am going to have a ring round in the morning just thought I would see if any of you know.

Update: customer agreed to renew cable & an asbestos survey before work.

I want a water pik!

Thanks for your help. I actually thought the blue tape was on there to identify the conductors as a sort of pre+post harmonised colour scheme!

No. Service cable split con to cutout > PVC 25mm tails to Henley then PVC tails to RCD then this cotton out of RCD.

Are you running the light / fan from socket curcuit?

Hello Is it defin the circuit breaker that trips or is it the RCD ? What size is the circuit breaker?

I read this post and i didnt even notice there was a 42A mcb i was to busy thinking of getting to other bits later...after the cable had been buried..

My advice to anybody who has an outbuilding with a 30 year old sauna room protected by rewireable fuses and no RCD protection would be to get an electrician out to check it. When friend looses all the power how does he rectify it?

Fitted a few KSR downlights lately. For what its worth they are on par with the Halers.

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What i want to know is before i even get my tester out should this sort of cable be in service? Obviously not the exterior one. Oh and is it asbestos? and what is the cable called?.