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Hi, came across this today, double width cutout, never seen it before. Not sure if it could be fused on the neutral or whether I am worrying with no need. Any advice appreciated. (Haven't pulled the cutout obviously, even though it isn't sealed - I have a feeling it might be too stiff to pull out anyway, maybe....)

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Westie in other words it is not classed as CAT A, exposed live parts, where they have to respond within 3hrs, I think the lead time for CATB is 2 weeks, CAT C , is when they can get there, eg broken tag on the cut out or fuse carrier.

The service levels on cat b are 8 weeks I believe, but the fused neutrals must be done within 28 working days as required by the hse.
 

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