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blenki

Hi with a 100A 1361 cut out and 100A main switch in the CU , when fitting a switched fuse unit in a long meter tail run would you make it 80A to allow for descrimination of the fuses. Cheers
 
Are you saying you would put a 100A in , i thought you had to apply discrimination to ensure that if theres a fault on the meter tails the switched fuse unit would blow and not the 1361
 

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