henly use

[the pict]

I changed a couple of CU's recently stacked dual tarriffs as the existing were overcrowed with multiple circuits in single MCB's I decided to use two boards I brought the supply into a DP henly split the tails into 16mm2 and fed one board as a split. the off peak to one side 3 16A circuits and the rest of the day load to the other side by a supply from said henly all this is in a walk in store cupboard all cables are correctly erected clips, etc however I have looked in the BRB for a contradiction to what I have done as to the henly should it be in an enclosure or is a HB considered as double insulated
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[antimatter]

If the meter the CU's are connected to are the new digital, type, then you only need to henley the neutrals as they have a switched live which is activted @ 12am to 7pm, if the cuzzy doesnt have one the supplier will normally upgrade / replace

regards the BRB on henleys, not too sure bud, but someone will be along soon to answer for you

 

[IQ Electrical]

As long as IP codes are as for any other enclosure then you're compliant.

 

[SimpleSimon]

Should be fine mate as all IP codes on Henley blocks comply and you need a tool to get in it. How you securing it to the wall?

 

[the pict]

I have used the mounting points on the shell with screws I can remember some time back I got some with seal provision but not these
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[Deleted member 9648]

Only thing to watch with henley's is missing KO's.....very common and sometimes exposing live parts.

 

[the pict]

Oh yes I have knock a few clean in half of the cheaper variety seem to more like old bakelite, I always specify henly or lucy
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