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Exactly like that, will look for the MCBs on the web unless you guys know where the best deals are?
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If by "on the web" you mean the websites of reputable suppliers, yes.
If you mean used ones off eBay - no.
But it's a daft idea anyway - not sure why joydivision thinks you should buy MCBs at 3x the price of normal ones for a new CU.
If you do fit them, how will you check that the earth fault loop impedance is OK for them?
Stop d****ng around and have an electrician replace the CU and get some RCD protection.
If you mean used ones off eBay - no.
But it's a daft idea anyway - not sure why joydivision thinks you should buy MCBs at 3x the price of normal ones for a new CU.
If you do fit them, how will you check that the earth fault loop impedance is OK for them?
Stop d****ng around and have an electrician replace the CU and get some RCD protection.
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Obviously i don't mean dodgy ones off e-bay, proper wylex ones are about £8 including VAT so i get 7 for £56. I think the chap meant that the box i have has probably nothing wrong with it, and probably right as well. As you can tell i am no electrician but i like the sound of these RCD's, as for earth impedance i have been told you just replace like for like, bloody hell i'll need an electrician soon to replace a bulb
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