HENLEY BLOCKS @ SCREWFIX
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Screwfix do do them, but obviously don't call them Henleys any more! What about Toolstation?? If you spend a tenner at Toolstation you get free delivery.
Look for "Service Connector Blocks" or similar. I'm not sure that the Henley brand still exists, but as with things like Hoover and Biro, the word seems to have slipped into generic usage!
Kind Regards, John
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I used some nice rawlplugs to secure the henley block, then did the hoovering. I had some dust up my nose so used a kleenex but split the box so used some cellotape on it, but wrote all this down on a post-it note.
Which reminds me, I need to hire a kango, but will it fit in one of those jeeps?
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http://www.wt-henley.com/low_voltage_fusegear-insulated_connector_boxes.html
They're also one of our main suppliers of MV insulators.
Interesting. I have to say that it's years since I've seen a Henley-branded 'Henley block' being offered for sale.
Kind Regards, John
Rarely use them but needed some recently, but all the wholesalers seemed to keep is cheaper unbranded equivalents rated at 100 amp but none of which accepted 35mm
They don't do henley's or any other of that type.
Best place if not on-line, is your local electrical wholesalers.
They dont do Henlys or service connector blocks ive asked many times at my local Electricfix.
The Ones from toolstation are made by Greenbrook and of decent quality and price. B&Q sell the MK double pole service block for about £10 thats the shelf price i dont even get discount on that with TradePoint(less)
The Ones from toolstation are made by Greenbrook and of decent quality and price. B&Q sell the MK double pole service block for about £10 thats the shelf price i dont even get discount on that with TradePoint(less)
They used to sell them, I do remember not in the long too distant past purchasing some from them, but I had recently been in and asked for one and they no longer stock them. Had to go to local CEF.
I too remember them being in the catalogue and I'm sure I've even bought them from Screwfix in about 2006 ish
Seems odd that they would stop selling them.
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