Is it possible to get new latches for Merlin Gerin add on DBs? The old style one, brown, with bottom hinge. These have a chamfer to the top of the cover and a square plastic clip that rotates to secure it. Any ideas?
Merlin gerin sold the locks seperate, so you could possibly still get a lock, as for the normal twist catch,that models obsolete so fairly unlikely, an alternative is a lock from RS, but you may need to adapt the cam to fit.
What i do with broken ones is fit a bolt through and nut it up with two penny washers then use a 6mm wingnut to close it.
I assume you mean the green MG board
I just wondered how common they were. At work i have been told (by someone just trying to justify her job in "risk") to get an electrician to obtain these. I had a feeling they'd come along and want to replace entire boards. It's a petrol station. One of the DBs in question is for the pumps and will be left open anyway as it's where we isolate the pumps when we shut. The electricians from PHS that did the last inspection used gaffer tape to shut them.
Saying that another well known supermarket recently instructed there In Store Techs to not only fix the doors but to use lockable catches, they get theres from a company called Twyvers, they may be able to assist you.
A quick temporary fix is to invert the cover so the flap hangs down and relable circuits
Im quessing steve has the older enclosures.
They were then replaced by these, the catches were slightly better, but the hinges crap, causing the lid to drop and the catch not engaging.
Unfortunatly Im sure they changed the dimensions so i dont think the covers are swoppable
Yea, you have to take the cover off and give the lid part a good whack to bend the lid almost out of shape to get to catch. Terrible designs all around from such a reputable brand. Insides of them are nice though
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