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Yesss! Spot on, thanks.

[/url] Can you find them on that site? Because I cant. ;) I checked all the categories - nothing even similar. thanks.

My builder* used these fixings (pictured) to install furring strips on an uneven wall for plasterboarding. Any idea what they're called and who sells them? *now 'out of business'** thanks. **aye, right.

Well, the problem with this is that with the cranked pins sawn off these bars, there's no way to install this CU with a 5/4/1 split of the breakers that are included (1 RCBO, and 9 MCBs). If the idea is to chop off the cranked pins, then they need to enclose bars that are one pin longer. I'm...

Yes, it is 'NHX compatible'. Here it is: http://www.screwfix.com/p/wylex-10-way-high-integrity-consumer-unit-with-9-mcbs-1-rcbo/83198 Seems like they packed it with the wrong busbars...

Haha :lol: I just googled slidey bit so no worries. Yes, the bar is clamped properly in each terminal with the sliding part of the terminal beneath pulled up against the pins. That last photo above is with everything tightened up but the MCBs unclipped from the DIN rail so they find their...

It's an all-in-one kit - Dual RCD 'high-integrity' board with RCDs MCBs and an RCBO all included. In terms of assembly the RCDs are wired up to the Main Switch and neutral bars. So in theory, it should all work together! :? The other kind of bus bar (fixed) that goes higher up - under the...

Cheers folks. I've added some photos to the original post. This is a Wylex kit with MCBs and an RCBO supplied. I can't see how these bars are right. They are all the same and look like suitable for connecting the main switch which is offset (makes sense given your comment Chri5), but...

Photos of wylex flexible bus bar apparent incompatibility with wylex CU.

Howdy Pardners, I've got a Wylex consumer unit with 'flexible bus bars'. Each piece of bar has one cranked pin at the end that's supposed to slot into the RCDs/Main Switch. But because it's cranked - offset a little compared to the other pins - when you tighten down on it the MCBs are pushed...