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I am looking towards a CTI unit, apart from CTI mcb's, which other type / manufacturer fit?

Does anyone know if CTI breakers will fit Hager fuseboards? http://www.toolstation.com/images/library/stock/webbig/42781.jpg Thanks

Mmm CTI Quality....

never come acroaa a CTI :?

That looks like a CTI unit. http://www.google.co.uk/products?hl=en&q=cti+consumer+unit Current ones have different coloured breakers but the shape and design look the same.

CTI Any polymer grab will do it.

Obviously not ... but any opinions on how CTI (Wylex generic NH fit) RCBOs might compare quality wise with the more expensive Wylex NH product? Going in a Wylex CU. Big difference in price - Wylex being nearly double the price of CTI.

Do Niglon make their own or are they a re-branded one? They look a little bit familiar - CTI ??

I hate to see a board with mixed CBs. It looks crap and you never know if the busbar spacing/depth is the same. Why not buy a CTI one? You can get them here http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Electrical/CircuitProtection/d190/sd2615 PS ever heard of Google???. I got this in 0.00000001 of a...

purely for cost - £26 in toolstation for CTI otherwise i'm looking at £40 for a hager from my electrical shop

As are CTI Consumer Units. Pick which one you like and stick with it. If somebody has to say 'Type Testing' its me!

CTI is use around windows or along skirting sometimes. Paint should not be wet? What sort of paint? Was it gloss or emulsion. If gloss was it acrylic or alkid?

Great CTI seems good for tricky situations - like wet or damp but if its dry then no need for the extra expense I would of thought. Stixall it is then.

It does support CTI, but you need an IP card installed. There is various free software versions for basic call centre functions - google randar.

Maybe a little clear polymer grab.. CTI or OB1. Also I'd put 3 screws in each vertical fixed to wall. Fisher red plugs and 50mm screws

Ask yourself why it's half the price of Wylex, themselves a cheap brand. Also, by mixing brands you'll have no valid guarantee against either CTI or Wylex.

Are Chint and CTI the same product rebadged by the importer ? Ive fitted a Chint RCD and it was very poor quality and i had to get a replacment as it would not latch even with the power off.

Definitely not, that is for the heating system (and engines). Put it in the shower pipework and you'll have much bigger things to worry about.

Niglon are in the same league as efforts such as CTI, ECU, Cudis, and all those other 'brands' no one ever heard of. Testing the RCD should never cause an MCB to trip. Replace the MCB at least, personally I would replace both.

Didnt realise that CTI wernt as safe as Hager - i thought a breaker was a breaker :oops: I thought it was like computer memory where you dont have to use the expensive brands as they all do the same job! Hager it is then :wink: