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securespark · 14 Jan 2008

attach the MCB securely to the busbar...

securespark · 17 Jan 2008

It was a 10.8kw shower.

bengasman · 19 Jan 2008

Without a rcd? brrrrrrr

mdbalson · 19 Jan 2008

bengasman said:
Without a rcd? brrrrrrr

It looks like it is on the RCD side of the cu

securespark · 19 Jan 2008

Indeed it is!

JohnD · 20 Jan 2008

had he forgotten to wind the screw to the "fullly open" positon before putting it onto the busbar?

Lectrician · 20 Jan 2008

Busbar is also back-to-front.

The end with the holes is intended to be at the 'low load' end.

I would hazard that the busbar was the wrong side of the 'vice type' terminal.

Shower is on the RCD side.

Good old MEM Memshield 2000.

JohnD · 20 Jan 2008

Lectrician said:
The end with the holes is intended to be at the 'low load' end..

what is the purpose of the holes

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Adam_151 · 20 Jan 2008

JohnD said:
Lectrician said:

The end with the holes is intended to be at the 'low load' end..

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what is the purpose of the holes

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Cost saving, I'd imagine

Lectrician · 20 Jan 2008

Production line I would guess :-/

Spark123 · 20 Jan 2008

I have seen busbars mounted on plastic pillars in some makes of CU - GE spring to mind.

Lectrician · 20 Jan 2008

Spark123 said:
I have seen busbars mounted on plastic pillars in some makes of CU - GE spring to mind.

Yup? Point being

Spark123 · 20 Jan 2008

Screwholes

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