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does anyone reccomend mountin cu of wall on wood, postioning of a cu too, height etc..

working with high tuff today aswell, im guessing it wont rip like t&e or flex....
 
I had this discussion with an architect the other day. My own view is that accessible, yes; children, no. I think there is also an argument about vulnerability - knocks from moving furniture etc.

We are not talking about MCB's etc being switches intended for normal operation, we are talking about switches that hopefully are 'set and forget' and any maintenance is/should be undertaken by a skilled person.

So, I mount new ones at shoulder height - that's somewhere around 1500mm to the bottom of the enclosure. And the architect was in full agreement.
 
ok guys ive progressed in considerably, im on to connecting the 40A mcb to 3 phase board, i assume its 3 phase as its got l1 l2 l3, any pointers any bewares??? just asking fellow members and no i didnt do 8 week course...
 
does anyone reccomend mountin cu of wall on wood, postioning of a cu too, height etc..

working with high tuff today aswell, im guessing it wont rip like t&e or flex....
stop teccin the ---- ipu...........you know this stuff already....just attention seeking crap this is........grow up mate..........................
 

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