domestic cu's

[marksparky]

hi folks was wonderin wat kind of consumer units u's are using at the min? im not long started out myself and still chopping and changing, have been usin control gear this past few weeks

 

[chris gray]

we generally use hager. i personally think theyre poor.
wylex kick butt, apart from the fact that the mcbs dont sit properly on the din rail.

 

[footballhead]

just fitted a magnum c/u cheap but good £60 loaded

sorry chaps i mean't to say magnuss

 

[bugsy]

Hager Hager Hager for both C.Us and dist. boards used to use M.K. CUs and Merlin Dist boards but got fed up with carrying 2 makes of breakers

 

[andyb]

just fitted a magnum c/u cheap but good £60 loaded

This is a Magnum 6 way board that I'm fitting

Now, I know what you'r thinking, has he used 5 ways or 6.
To tell the truth, in all the excitement of me fitting this new consumer unit I've forgotten myself.

Has he used 5 or 6 ways? You tell me.

Make my day punk.

This is a Magnum 6 way board that I'm fitting

Now, I know what you'r thinking, has he used 5 ways or 6.
To tell the truth, in all the excitement of me fitting this new consumer unit I've forgotten myself.

Has he used 5 or 6 ways? You tell me.

Make my day punk.

Terrible thing, Alcohol.

 

[mpfisher@hotmai]

I've tried a few........ But Wylex high integrity are without question the best. These boards are accepted with all the councils and as mentioned in a previous post all wholesalers stock mcbs and rcbos

Mark

 

[Johno]

CED, they are crap, but at £10 for an RCBO, i put up with it, and at the end of the day they always pass the RCD test

CTI are only £11 for an RCBO aswell

 

[MartinConway]

Proguard boards come in a 17th edition 8&7 way split 6&6 way split and you are talking about 40 quid for the boards. also rcbo's are less than a tenor. the board also come with alot of room around in it and is tested to all British standards.

Electrical Wholesaler-Supplies + Fittings ¦ Meteor Electrical

 

[Janner Sparks]

Agree with SirKitt, Wylex are good value for money and easy to work on. Find MK Sentries a bit flimsey. Also like the Newlec range, go into Newey's and tell them you can get them cheaper at B&Q and they'll sell them to you for whatever price you make up at the time.