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  1. J

    Can anyone ID this switch type?

    Tbh I haven't yet taken it off the wall, but given the switches themselves are moving out of alignment I suspect you are right.
  2. J

    Can anyone ID this switch type?

    I've never come across this type before. Very odd.
  3. J

    Can anyone ID this switch type?

    Is anyone able to ID this switch for me? As you can see in the photo the switches are coming apart.
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  5. J

    25mm to 16mm in-line crimp

    So that's a good suggestion, although it still means trying to wrestle a 25mm cable up to the earth terminal.
  6. J

    25mm to 16mm in-line crimp

    Anyone know if it is possible to buy 25mm to 16mm in-line crimps? This would be so useful taking 25mm SWA down to 16mm for CU termination without the need to do 2 x lugs and bolt them together.
  7. J

    Do I need a TP&N fused isolator?

    Currently waiting for UKPN to pick up the phone - hopeful for an answer from them as to the best way to approach this.
  8. J

    Do I need a TP&N fused isolator?

    Yeah. 4 floor house. Power enters via basement, 1 phase being used for basement flat. Other 2 phases being taken to a ryfield on 1st floor to feed 3 flats above. Bit of a weird one I know as you've got the supply infrastructure split into two locations.
  9. J

    Do I need a TP&N fused isolator?

    Sorry if people are struggling to follow me on this one. In short, normally you'd want to have a fused isolator on a sub main. Do you however need to do this for a 'riser', given its not DNO property but sits after their cutout fuses and before the Ryefield, again with its own main fuses?
  10. J

    Do I need a TP&N fused isolator?

    The current install is a mess hence the work. 4 core SWA being used as a riser to Ryefield (2 phases, N and E).
  11. J

    Do I need a TP&N fused isolator?

    So the three-phase incoming supply has been split as follows: Phase 1 > basement flat CU Phase 2 > 1st-floor Ryefield > ground floor CU + first floor CU Phase 3 > 1st-floor Ryefield > second floor CU The SWA needs re-doing and tbh I think I'll spec an additional core to bring all three phases...
  12. J

    Do I need a TP&N fused isolator?

    So the situation is this: Historic 4 story townhouse to 4 flats conversion. Supplier 3-phase cut out coming in at basement level (One of these will have a 60amp fuse, unsure whether the other 2 contain solid links or additional 60amp fuses yet). 1 phase feeding basement. 4-core SWA containing...
  13. J

    Dodgy trade pictures for your amusement! - 1 Million Views!

    Where to start...
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  15. J

    Dodgy trade pictures for your amusement! - 1 Million Views!

    Not only was this RCBO upside down, the busbar had been bent to make it fit.
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  18. J

    Cut out mess - who is responsible?

    The fuses are sealed along the top. The ryefield board had a DNO seal (see photo). Given the cut out needs to supply meter tails for the basement flat but also the 'riser' for the Ryefield how best would you terminate? Options I see are: 1) Have UKPN move the basement cutout into the communal...
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  20. J

    Cut out mess - who is responsible?

    Just spoke to UKPN on the phone. They consider it a 'riser' and therefore not their problem. Why am I not surprised?

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