Yea, the domestic ones are alot cheaper, but will not accept the pods.
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What size SWA for mains supply
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And if you have ever terminated a largish SWA into one..Oh it's not a pretty sight without really clamping down the cable...
I agree totally with Lec, the Memshield 2 boards are best in the MEM range, but there is also the single phase range for Merlin-Gerin. Whilst not as good as they once were in terms of metal thickness, they are cracking boards.
I agree totally with Lec, the Memshield 2 boards are best in the MEM range, but there is also the single phase range for Merlin-Gerin. Whilst not as good as they once were in terms of metal thickness, they are cracking boards.
I prefered the stone coloured Merlin stuff - now it's whiteshite. Thinner, and shows up the dirt.
Good kit, but the earth and neutral bars are in the crapest positions on the TP stuff. Their type 'a' boards are a little odd - the cables enter the bottom of the MCB's / incommer, with the busbar on top.
Good kit, but the earth and neutral bars are in the crapest positions on the TP stuff. Their type 'a' boards are a little odd - the cables enter the bottom of the MCB's / incommer, with the busbar on top.
I was recently working in this board.
You can just see the earth / neutral bars at the back on either side
What a t**t of a job that was. (It was easier to drop all the TP MCBs off in the end)
You can just see the earth / neutral bars at the back on either side
What a t**t of a job that was. (It was easier to drop all the TP MCBs off in the end)
This sounds like a competition for "whos handled the biggest"
Yep - Thats the TP Merlin boards for you 
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