Hager 'Design 30' CU

[Leesparkykent]

Ah that makes sense, the protector is a bit more substantial and far more rigid than grommet strip and clips securely into the large rear knockout, I thought it was a good idea.

I will probably go for that 1 next time then

 

[telectrix]

I will probably go for that 1 next time then

can't tempt you with this?:

 

[Andy78]

They also make one without the knockouts top and bottom. I also fit Hager as standard. What I have found is that there isn't enough of the supplied grommet strip for all 3 rear knockouts.

Ha, ditto. You can either do one rear knockout and a tail entry, or two rear knockouts. Not enough for any other combos though unless lots of the smaller knockouts.
I find the rear knockouts are big enough to accommodate all of the cables through one.

The notched grommet strip is better anyway. I might have to get a box.

 

[Leesparkykent]

can't tempt you with this?:

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My prefered choice is the mem one over wylex...fitted this the other day it said it was amendment 3 compliant on the box ;-)

 

[Dave OCD]

My prefered choice is the mem one over wylex...fitted this the other day it said it was amendment 3 compliant on the box ;-)

Amendment 3 compliant fuse carriers and hinges, and possibly double pole fusing, a look into the 18th edition. :juggle:

 

[Dave OCD]

Ha, ditto. You can either do one rear knockout and a tail entry, or two rear knockouts. Not enough for any other combos though unless lots of the smaller knockouts.
I find the rear knockouts are big enough to accommodate all of the cables through one.

The notched grommet strip is better anyway. I might have to get a box.

Still have half a box from 20 years ago.

 

[telectrix]

bootiful

 

[uksparks]

I have fitted I think 6 or 7 design 30 boards now, very nice, I have and always will only use hager.

i have to say I was a little worried about going to metal as plastic was easy to cut etc, but now, there's not a chance I'd go back. There is so much more space in them.

 

[telectrix]

I have fitted I think 6 or 7 design 30 boards now, very nice, I have and always will only use hager.

i have to say I was a little worried about going to metal as plastic was easy to cut etc, but now, there's not a chance I'd go back. There is so much more space in them.

space.the final frontier.to boldly go where no man has gone before. :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOkCeaMt4Zo

 

[Pete999]

No use at all really Pete, the supply in this case is a 16mm T&E sub main, but as they were there I used them anyway.

Not having a go at you mate just saying with all the hullabaloo about securing tails they could have come up with something better that that

 

[Dave OCD]

Not having a go at you mate just saying with all the hullabaloo about securing tails they could have come up with something better that that

No I know you're not Pete. I agree with you, although when tightened up it does clamp quite firmly.

 

[Leesparkykent]

Not having a go at you mate just saying with all the hullabaloo about securing tails they could have come up with something better that that

Tunnel terminals and twin screws wouldn't be a bad start Imo. Like the wylex board Tel put a pic up of

 

[sam400]

I ve just switched to hager too done a few now really like them.
you can get the red plastic thingys in a pack of 5 for about a £10

 

[Leesparkykent]

I ve just switched to hager too done a few now really like them.
you can get the red plastic thingys in a pack of 5 for about a £10

Just found them if anyone wants the part number http://www.hager.co.uk/product-cata...its/design-range-accessories/vm02ce/55414.htm

 

[Brightspark2]

What about the odd cable clamps for the incomers? not much use in this particular case are they?

You got a free thanks from me there. My hand slipped on my phone and it thanked you but I couldn't remove it, so let's just say you owe me one now LOL