Searching for Eaton rcbo

[davelx]

Hi, does anyone know if Eaton Memshield do a 32A C curve type A SPSN 10kA single module width RCBO to fit their TP+N DB.and if so, the part number?

I've searched every supplier I can think of and can only find solid neutral version. We'd need 9 of them.

Looking at Eaton's web site just adds to the confusion.

Failing that, a different make that would fit (it's not a consumer unit, this is a commercial premise).

Our electricians don't seem to be able to find them either.

Thanks.

 

[Scally-Ho]

What about this alternative? I presume by single module you infer single pole? ‍

Cudis | Cpn | ROSB-132C-030A | 1 Pole 32A C Curve Type A RCBO | Superlec Direct

Cudis Cpn ROSB-132C-030A 1 Pole 32A C Curve Type A RCBO

www.superlecdirect.com

 

[davelx]

Solid neutral (the description is "1-pole and neutral" not "1-pole + switched neutral")

 

[Murdochcat]

Talk to Eaton

 

[pete01]

Don't you just add the pods onto the mcb?

 

[333rocky333]

There's memshield 1, 2 and 3 all different, memshield 2 used pods.
I believe mem 1 and mem 2 were sold off to Kempston control who now make current stuff to fit

 

[davelx]

Pods might be the answer, I'll check the exact part number of the MCBs. They've been in for over 15 years, I think (no sign of an EIC)

 

[pete01]

It's not gonna be cheap

 

[SUNRAY]

I've never been aware of a DP Eton RCBO in a single width module - but I'm not in anyway saying they don't exist! Not pretty but one solution to retrofit is add an additional enclosure filled with RCDs.

 

[davelx]

It's not gonna be cheap

Yeah, they're about £100 inc. each. So £900+ labour. Not actually that much in terms of the amount of other work needed on the building in preparation for a new, fully repairing, lease.

 

[pete01]

Yeah, they're about £100 inc. each. So £900+ labour. Not actually that much in terms of the amount of other work needed on the building in preparation for a new, fully repairing, lease.

I'd be tempted to go for sunrays idea... separate enclosure filled with rcds

 

[pete01]

Saying that by the time you've messed about it'll probably cost as much.

 

[plugwash]

Pods might be the answer, I'll check the exact part number of the MCBs. They've been in for over 15 years, I think (no sign of an EIC)

Pretty sure the pods have a solid neutral.

 

[davelx]

Pretty sure the pods have a solid neutral.

Yes, that's my conclusion having looked at the graphic on them.

 

[JohnD]

There's a faint chance I might have an old MEM catalogue somewhere.

I used to use pods in the Memshield 2 days (the RCBOs also fit in Memera 2000 and AD). Going back around 25 years.

They look like the one in your pic. IIRC they have no breaker inside, just a trigger that flicks off the MCB you attach them to.