Consumer Unit for a TT system

[olneys]

Hello

Does anyone know any suppliers who supply consumer units for a TT system - i.e containing both a 100ma time delay RCD and 30ma RCD?

thanks

olneys

 

[JohnD]

all of them.

You might need to select from the cat and order it.

p.s. if you are in London, have you asked for a PME? It might cost you £60 or so. But it would be better than TT and would save you the cost of the "S" type RCD (they are quite expensive).

 

[securespark]

Why just in THe Smoke, John? You can request a PME conversion anywhere. Whether you'll get it or not is another thing, but it usually does not cost more than £100.

To my mind, well worth investing...

 

[JohnD]

If he had said "Isle of Staffa" or somewhere out in the wilds like Cheshire, I would not have been so certain. But there is surely nowhere in London that you can't get PME'd.

 

[festa]

Hi olney
Try a company called TRG electrical.
I now get all my C.Units with them and they can get 80A 100mA TYPE-S RCCBO`S for around £20.
Visit controlgear direct ltd to view their online catalogue.

 

[JohnD]

they are very bashful about revealing the brand name, but I recognise that logo

and have seen it on some very cheap stuff.

In all senses of the word.

 

[davy_owen_88]

You could also just buy the components separate...

12 way insulated enclosure

80A 100mA Time Delayed Rcd

80 Amp 30mA RCD

Some suitable MCB's

Maybe some RCBO's just for John

Split load kit

 

[JohnD]

I think the money for the Delayed RCD would be better spent on converting to PME.

 

[RF Lighting]

controlgear direct

 

[securespark]

I found a failed RCD in one of their boards and despite the fact that it was OOW, they sent me a replacement FOC.

Very efficient.

I measure a company not entirely by whether their products go faulty or not (let's face it, even MK's standards have dropped hugely lately), but what they do when they do go wrong.