Anyone know of an "on-site" manual?

[flyingsparks]

Anyone know of any (either online as a pdf or a book to buy) manual kind of books which detail all those things which its good to know whilst on site (i'm thinking more industrial than whats covered in the onsite guide). With things like motor diagrams and drawings, etc etc....

 

[Adam_151]

Why not make your own, collect all the usful information you have into binder to keep in your van. add to it as you go along. Eventaully you'll not have to to refer anywhere else for information

 

[flyingsparks]

I would make my own, but I need a source for all the information, unless I'm being lazy and perhaps I should just get onto google.! !

 

[Adam_151]

Heres a start: http://www.dormansmithswitchgear.com/tec_support_downloads/mcb/Loadmaster_datasheet.pdf

Zs values for the old dorman smith type 4 loadmaster breakers.

Take care though both the 0.4 sec and 5 sec times rely on the thermal part of the breaker, and in most cases is even slower acting than a re-wireable fuse, undersized cpcs often do not meet thermal withstand requirements with these.

 

[ricicle]

Google has millions of pages of the stuff. Why not make your own manual to suit your particular requirements ?

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Do it well enough, and make it original enough (i.e. not plagiarised) and maybe you could sell it.

 

[ebee]

David 911 Cockburn might help you to get it published