Part of the reason we use HRC type fuses in industrial / large loads is
because HRC fuses ere designed to contain the sometimes learge arc that can occur when a large and / oir reactive load is suddenly isolated.
Something a standard type mcb would not handle.
They do make some industrial size...
Self discharge of rechargable batteries will happen reguardless
of what ever is, or is not ,connectted to it.
It,s due to the chemical processes inside the battery,
which will happen even if nothing is connectted to it !
Your power supplies are not quite up to the task,
Especially on white,
I would use i x supply for each segment,
How big each segment is depends on how many white leds your supply can safely suuply.
This may take some experimenting from you
QUOTE - Presumably also Wylex would have allowed some margin.
For sure !
Typically the margin is 100%
So if the cu is rated for 60A ?
in reality it can cope with up to 120A
So 60A Is really it's safe working load,
And not it's actual maximum load.
"fudge factor"
If it will run off USA style single phase 240vac
Then it will also run off Turkeys single phase
The only differance being the frequency
How the motor will handle that is unknown,
Try it and see
worse case senareo motor runs a little faster
maybe even a little hotter, so if it don't over heat...
Their is a lot of cheap electrical stuff out there now.
And the flimsy plastic switchs are a problem
and are a common reason for premeture failure
Trouble is, it is hard to find good quality any more
Most seem happy to buy the cheap stuff
Most likely your surge protected power strip has a path to ground,
not unusuall as most power filters use capacitors to ground as part of the filter.
RCD's dont like capacitors to ground.
https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au/contact-us/raise-workplace-concern-ask-whs-eso-question.
check out this web site it will have links to all the info you need.
ESO is the electrical safety office
Ask them a question
it may take some time to get thru to them, but they are usually very helpful.
Clearly the start up is not working,
If their is no cetrofugal switch ? then it could be capacitor fault
Or even faulty start windings.
I would replace the capacitor first.
Have you tried using high voltage light bulbs ?
They are rated at 250v rather than the usual 240v.
You may have to order them thru an electrical supply house
QUOTE - I have not checked that 12W 12V LED bayonet bulbs actually exist.
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