chnaging CU

[Swicade]

Think it was 'Alliance or Horde?'...to which the answer was 'Horde all the way!!'........oh wait,wrong forum....

 

[Deleted member 26818]

Well i'm a train driver I've been on the wrong site for years.

That's better than being on the wrong track.

 

[1shortcircuit]

That's better than being on the wrong track.

Looks like this thread has had one too many tracks due to members taking it off topic

:lol

 

[Deleted member 26818]

A couple of points.
You say the CU is in a metal cupboard, is this a skeleton board, where the metal cupboard is the outer case of the CU?
If it is, then I suggest doing a search for skeleton board, and you should be able to find some info.
Yes you can have a CU wth a single 30mA RCD, but you would not be able to have it cover all of the circuits.
Someone mentioned something about the cables being in 'steel' conduit, not certain in what context, but there's no requirement in BS7671 for anything other than earthed metallic conduit?
In many instances the conduit was used as the CPC, and now due to corrosion the conduit is not good enough to still be used as the CPC.
You may find it very hard to pull out the existing cables and even harder to pull in T&E. It may well be easier to use singles.

 

[richy3333]

Just to update:
The NICEIC have confirmed that DCS electrical.com are not not on the NICEIC roll and are being added to their wall of shame

 

[SPARTYKUS]

And i wonder who it is then!!! ;-))

 

[Geordie Spark]

Just to update:
The NICEIC have confirmed that DCS electrical.com are not not on the NICEIC roll and are being added to their wall of shame

Ohhh .... you little snitch !!!!! :shocked3:

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