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Teddy54

Hi folks , I need to change and MCB in my flat as the rating is to low for the circuit its supplying, Only problem is I have never seen this kind of busbar before. Its goes were the Breaker is sat on top of the busbar just behind the screw/clamp and not actually in the seperate bit at the back on the bottom side.

Now my questions is , am I ok to buy a normal breaker and just cut out the pop outs at either side of the screw and sit the breaker on this way?

Hope this makes sense and any help greatly appreciated.
Cheers
 
Can I ask are you a sparky or a DIYer?

Not a problem either way - just so we know what Level to talk to.


Its sounding like a fault, no shower should trip at 32A at all.

If you upgrade it, you will have bigger problems as already said.
 
Can I ask are you a sparky or a DIYer?

Not a problem either way - just so we know what Level to talk to.


Its sounding like a fault, no shower should trip at 32A at all.

If you upgrade it, you will have bigger problems as already said.

Iam a 3rd apprentice. Not done alot of house bashing though which is why Iam a bit puzzled.
 
yes was just going to say that a1guvner..... how many hours are they in the shower for???? as the info you've supplied wouldnt have tripping issues unless their is other cable, shower, install method issues.
 

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