Supply Fuse
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Has it blown?
Whats the maximum demand?
Adding up the fuse values doesn't equate to the maximum demand.
Whats the maximum demand?
Adding up the fuse values doesn't equate to the maximum demand.
afaict normal practice is not to bother about the service fuse unless it actually blows and usually when it blows the supplier tends to change it to 100A anyway (suitability of the supply cable permitting).
as long as the cooker and the immersion are the only heavy loads with long run times (washing machines, dishwashers and tumble driers don't generally run long enough to be a problem, service fuses don't exactly blow fast at moderate overload) you should be fine.
as long as the cooker and the immersion are the only heavy loads with long run times (washing machines, dishwashers and tumble driers don't generally run long enough to be a problem, service fuses don't exactly blow fast at moderate overload) you should be fine.
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VERY rare to see a service fuse blow to a standard domestic property with expected loading.
They would be out in 3 hours typically if it did.
Don't worry about it - how do you know yours is a 60amp anyway??
They would be out in 3 hours typically if it did.
Don't worry about it - how do you know yours is a 60amp anyway??
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Well if you can see the actual fuse, and can verify is as such (not just the carrier) - you must have cut the seal......may as well change it yourself
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