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first time since amendment 3 came out that I have had to install a TT system

I need to install site temps on a plot of land ready for new build flats.

UKPN will be installing a new PME temp supply

Am I right in thinking I am ok to take my tails through a nylon Wiska tail gland- through a amendment 3 board using a clamp. with a 100ma timed delay main switch.

then 30ma RCBO any of the circuits out of here that need them. think they are getting site cabins with pre wired boards in them anyway.

Cheers
 
The last plastic board I did was a few months ago at a small tourist attraction, my CEF gave me a sideways look and said "You cant use those now"!!
That reminds me, I'd better get them to order the one I need for next week.....
 
I went to a tech talk and a DB manufacturer actually hinted that plastic consumer units for use in domestic installations maybe coming back!
How he knows is anyone’s guess
Perhaps it maybe possible in a future amendment with including AFDD’s to the circuits inside the DB which should take care of any loose connections causing arcing?
Hmmm
 
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afternoon

first time since amendment 3 came out that I have had to install a TT system

I need to install site temps on a plot of land ready for new build flats.

UKPN will be installing a new PME temp supply

Am I right in thinking I am ok to take my tails through a nylon Wiska tail gland- through a amendment 3 board using a clamp. with a 100ma timed delay main switch.

then 30ma RCBO any of the circuits out of here that need them. think they are getting site cabins with pre wired boards in them anyway.

Cheers
There is the option to install it to 17th edition spec IF the installation was DESIGNED prior to Jan 1st 2018.
If so,that would give you more time to familiarise yourself with the updates for future installs designed after Jan 1st.,it's just an option but may assist you.
 
There is the option to install it to 17th edition spec IF the installation was DESIGNED prior to Jan 1st 2018.
If so,that would give you more time to familiarise yourself with the updates for future installs designed after Jan 1st.,it's just an option but may assist you.
Installing a plastic board would not be to 17th Ed spec it would be compliant to the 18th Ed.
 

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