It did say Mcbs at first
Then
post 5
"The irony is the shed is beautifully wired with; out door DSSO's, plastic conduit and 4 RCBO's in a steel CU",
Another shed botch
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It did say Mcbs at first
Then
post 5
"The irony is the shed is beautifully wired with; out door DSSO's, plastic conduit and 4 RCBO's in a steel CU",
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So it does! Thanks. In that case, I wonder if he was telling the truth the first time or the second time, then
Kind Regards, John
J
jg321
I think we all know/fear the answer to this! What we don't know though, is how that RCD is fixed to the board? Doubtful there's a small bit of DIN rail behind there!
Also, why would anyone want, or have a 25A RCD?
Wonderful news, our guys were working there again today and the power went off so they took the oportunity to remove the existing botch, it is now fed with 6mm² SWA from a 32A MCB in the CU.
Next question, any ideas how to fill the holes in the 'Henley' block, it's one where the holes need to be knocked out so we can't just lift the blocks out and replace the enclosure without disconnecting.
Next question, any ideas how to fill the holes in the 'Henley' block, it's one where the holes need to be knocked out so we can't just lift the blocks out and replace the enclosure without disconnecting.
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Google "cut-out tees".
Have you?
I thought I'd try just for a laugh: Afther the first 27 pages I thought 'what the **** am I wasting my time on?'
Araldite was my first thought but it seems a bit excessive.
Pardon me for trying to help.
However, I can't find them again - just get clothes - strange.
Nylon M8 machine screws. Use the Henley screw to hold it in place.
https://uk.rs-online.com/mobile/p/grub-screws-set-screws/0292675/
https://uk.rs-online.com/mobile/p/grub-screws-set-screws/0292675/
good idea, things like that if you need smaller quantities worth looking on ebay and postage is free
Sometimes the bl***y obvious gets thrown by somebody and hits one in the face like an iron fist.
Thanks for a brilliant suggestion, I even already have them in stock.
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