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I have Hager board in use in a shed that has push in terminals for the neutral an earth bars.Concerning MCB's with WAGO style connectors... If you remember, i worked in a german built kit house, and the breakers had push-in springed connectors...
Here is a consumer unit? from a Huf Haus that also uses those push in terminal MCBs. (sorry it's a bit blurry)Concerning MCB's with WAGO style connectors... If you remember, i worked in a german built kit house, and the breakers had push-in springed connectors... 2 per breaker... Photos are on here somewhere. Had to be a 48 way board or something.... Everything was done on radials.... to individual outlets in some instances.
They can sometimes be a bar steward to replace, though.One really good point about them is the double screw terminals.
Until the latest models, all the outgoing Live and Neutral terms were double screwed, as well as the incomers.
Good positions for the 2 bars also, IMO.
Yeah, could fool some, for sure. Looks like a switch fuse.I quite like those Bill units, especially as they confuse a lot of people, as they don't look like a fusebox when the cover is on.
The way forward looks futuristicHere is a consumer unit? from a Huf Haus that also uses those push in terminal MCBs. (sorry it's a bit blurry)
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Metal clad back then… many light years later we are now fitting…. Meta cladThey can sometimes be a bar steward to replace, though.
Extending cables is a regular duty, especially the neutrals. Did one last year which was packed and some N's were about 2 inches long, entering through the back.
Probably more the installers fault, though.
No doubt they were way ahead of anything else on the market, for years. The basic simplicity of the design stands out as way ahead of anything else on the market.
For example...this decent 1965 Bill effort....even if it is metal clad.
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The way forward looks expensive!The way forward looks futuristic
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