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Which begs another question

How long before someone puts lever connections in a Consumer unit
 
I think I already uploaded this…on left, a Hagar MCB from a German built kit house. Outgoing connection is a spring gripping up to two cables….
Right is our normal MTN116 UK mcb


[ElectriciansForums.net] Its a sad sad day , my 18v impact died
[ElectriciansForums.net] Its a sad sad day , my 18v impact died
 
I think I already uploaded this…on left, a Hagar MCB from a German built kit house. Outgoing connection is a spring gripping up to two cables….
The Riello UPS we got recently had push-in terminals for the incoming power, a bit like those MCB and some DIN rail terminals.
 
Picked up the new 12v Milwaukee hydraulic impact driver (already have loads of 18v kit) as I had the cousin doing some chopping and he always had mine when I wanted it, and it's a lovely bit of kit - all the power you could want, much quieter and so small and light you don't notice it hanging off your belt
 

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