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Earlier I had a 3ph 32amp MCB supplying some 32amp commandos with isolators. They'd then tapped off to a 32amp fused isolator. (To supply another commando socket - I presume for local isolation)
The feed side of this was then supplying a 2w DB supplying a socket off a 16amp MCB. I've recorded the circuit feeding the commandos and then the sub DB.
But it got me thinking.
Should you do a separate (DB) on the cert each time the protective device changes????
 
Earlier I had a 3ph 32amp MCB supplying some 32amp commandos with isolators. They'd then tapped off to a 32amp fused isolator. (To supply another commando socket - I presume for local isolation)
The feed side of this was then supplying a 2w DB supplying a socket off a 16amp MCB. I've recorded the circuit feeding the commandos and then the sub DB.
is this existing ?are you doing a eicr.
 
I only tend to enter a switch-fuse if it is a distribution circuit, is it being used to isolate equipment.
I only tend to enter a switch-fuse if it is a distribution circuit, is it being used to isolate equipment.
possible sub mains ,who knows .
Its not a sub main. It's a fused interlock isolator supplying a 32amp commando socket directly below. A 10mm T and E has been taken out of the supply side to a 2w DB next to it. Main switch and 16amp MCB. This supplies a socket below.

I have recorded on test sheet the circuit supplying commandos and Interlock. The sub main DB supplying socket.

My question is should you record every time the protective device changes.
 

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