Help please swa cable in meter box
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Its going to come down to what you can actually fit in there, you are not really meant to have any customer's gear in the meter cabinet but given we are trying to make the best of a bad situation then what you can do is largely going to driven by what you can fit and you don't supply any measurements.
I assume one goes to 24-7 consumer unit, and the other to E7 board?
Moving on past the customers switchgear in meter box issue, you'll need more an isolators, those two submains will require overcurrent protection - what size are they? You also should have an upfront double pole isolator for the whole installation, Personally I'd tend towards a smallish DIN modular enclosure with a couple of double pole MCBs, however, it'll need to be small enough to fit yet big enough to allow the cores to be dressed around after they are glanded in the back. You might find you have to get the supplier out to shift the meter and off peak contactor down.
Ah, Is that a strict requirement? or minimum grading? Should technicians refrain from answering, what about those who work in Sectors where the JIB is less relevant?
Who is doing this work?
That, I can see!
What makes you say it was done by a dodgy spark?
Are you a spark ?
What is the extra SWA for?
That is as rough as ..........
Are you a spark ?
What is the extra SWA for?
That is as rough as ..........
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For your own sake stop now and get someone in.
And then take the “spark” that did that to court for your extra costs
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