Believe it or not this example has supposedly been tested and certified!

[andybird]

To my absolute amazement the DB and all circuits illustrated above have I am informed been tested to 17th edition standard. How many 17th edition problems can you spot here? I am wary of just how many other issues will be discovered when I start doing a few circuit tests of my own! Though I have to trace the circuits first! Quite unbelievable sadly there are a lot of 'companies' who do such shoddy work!

 

[Lucien Nunes]

Way 12 looks pretty safe and compliant to me and its circuit ID is bang on.

 

[Pete999]

Invisible ink it's in MI5 HQ so nobody can read the circuit designation

 

[Simlec]

Way 12 looks pretty safe and compliant to me and its circuit ID is bang on.

Should have used the din rail blanks as the ones shown just fall out.

Is it just not written really really small !

 

[driverman]

Way 12 looks pretty safe and compliant to me and its circuit ID is bang on.

Gives Lucie a blank look lol

 

[shanky887614]

Should have used the din rail blanks as the ones shown just fall out.

Is it just not written really really small !

you need to pull the pin out above the din rail to energise it so whats the problem

 

[davesparks]

The thing is those boards are supplied with clip in blanks, and I'm not sure you can even get full module ones to fit.

I think the idea is that with it being an isobar board there is nothing live to be touched if a blank does fall out. Not that I agree with using those ones.

The breaker on the top left is correct for the board, it just pre-dates the recent facelift of the range, the acti9 range is backwards compatible with the multi9 range

 

[driverman]

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To my absolute amazement the DB and all circuits illustrated above have I am informed been tested to 17th edition standard. How many 17th edition problems can you spot here? I am wary of just how many other issues will be discovered when I start doing a few circuit tests of my own! Though I have to trace the circuits first! Quite unbelievable sadly there are a lot of 'companies' who do such shoddy work!

Have you asked customer for any p/work relating to work done?

 

[shanky887614]

mix of rcbo's and mcbs what kind of faults are you thinking off?

 

[Pete999]

you need to pull the pin out above the din rail to energise it so whats the problem

It's a DB not a hand grenade shanky

 

[Simlec]

you need to pull the pin out above the din rail to energise it so whats the problem

So when the blanks go missing or get pushed inside as they are pants (yes they do, do din-rail ones) what IP rating are you going to give the enclosure Shanky my boy?

 

[shanky887614]

It's a DB not a hand grenade shanky

its an isobar acti9 board mate open one up and you will see what i mean.

fitted quite a few at Schneider supplied by themselfs

 

[shanky887614]

So when the blanks go missing or get pushed inside as they are pants (yes they do, do din-rail ones) what IP rating are you going to give the enclosure Shanky my boy?

usually they have both fitted.

how can you code something that hasnt happend yet, ive come across many boards where they are still in place.

 

[driverman]

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To my absolute amazement the DB and all circuits illustrated above have I am informed been tested to 17th edition standard. How many 17th edition problems can you spot here? I am wary of just how many other issues will be discovered when I start doing a few circuit tests of my own! Though I have to trace the circuits first! Quite unbelievable sadly there are a lot of 'companies' who do such shoddy work!

Be nice to see what it is like inside..as I was recommended to use this particular type of board here yesterday.

 

[Simlec]

usually they have both fitted.

how can you code something that hasnt happend yet, ive come across many boards where they are still in place.

Both fitted ?
So to prevent it from ever happening you would fit the din-rail blanks that are the shape of the MCB's in the first place Yes.