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Hi

My sisters cu appears to have had the main switch removed to make room for more mcbs. Whoever did this just took it out and placed it on top of the casing. The cu has 2 rcds to the 17th. But is this acceptable to remove main switch??

Thanks in advance!
 
Would best practice be to re-fit the 100amp mainswitch as well as henley block split to additional cu to accommodate the other mcbs?
 
10 mins plus the 5/6 weeks for the DNO to come and pull the fuse out and laugh there arse off at you.lol
Unless of course the fuse just falls out when your there!!!lol

Jay

I don't get involved with breaking seals to get at fuses I have no interest in the subject
I have a nice pair of cutters, they happen to isolate the supply good enough for me lol
 

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