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Discuss How to bodge up a deliberate mistake in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
Assuming it's a house, and those two are a RFC I still think someone ran out of bus bar or cut it wrong and this was their hack. Either way plenty of questions, as why not just swap an unused breaker.....But it really begs the question "why?" as there are surprisingly few circuits for that size of CU and one wonderes what the 32A non-RCD feed with two cables was needed for.
is that your new hair style, cut short?I'll go with the bus bar cut short.
No, it runs from the outgoing main switch L to the infeed of that B32.but that 25mm? bit of tail is just linking 2 MCBs that have no L feed.
My money is on a board change from a Wylex standard, sparky had stocked up on a few of those CUs when his wholesaler had them on a FGS-won't-somebody-buy-them offer, he didn't do any testing first, when he found that the RCD was tripping he hurriedly moved the neutrals, hacked the end off the busbar, bunged in that bit of tail and rode off home for tea.But it really begs the question "why?" as there are surprisingly few circuits for that size of CU and one wonderes what the 32A non-RCD feed with two cables was needed for.
Roll up, roll up, place yer bets....UNLESS there is an earth fault on the RFC....
Looks that way. Must be a camera angle thing though?Also seem to be not enough neutrals conductors?
I still use it now Tel, mainly on stainless steel exhaust downpipes , it's still about the best one out there.solvol autosol. used to use it on the aluminuim casing on motorbike. shone like the moon.
Your correct basically it was a socket circuit tripping out on rcd to stop it tripping out they created what you said an mob circuit.It loos like a dual-RCD board and someone wanted a single non-RCD MCB feed.
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