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Just this minute got back from quoting for a full report on a restaurant. Here are some of the photos of the board/s as I found them, in a cupboard at about head height. I especially love the use of a coat hanger as a DIN rail. Enjoy! :D

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Now then, where do I start :D
 
This is class man, pure class, thing is, unless the place is being refurbed anyway, you know there's no way in hell they gonna stop trading for a week or more so you can sort this crap out.

Possible the I only thing I ever saw that beats this lot is a photo a guy at college showed me a few years back where he'd been to a house and in the place where the CU should have been, was a wooden board with several strips of terminal block mounted on it as the distribution. Only protective device in the house was the 100A cut out. Now that dude deserves a medal for ingenuity.
 
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Famous at last!! I just love it when people want to photo my work to savour it in their off time.

Not my finest example, admittedly, that job had a few head starts on it. I took my inspiration from the manufacturers of those DB's that say you can't mix and match...so I took the DB bit away, simples.

I wanted to get some self tap screws into those big fat cables that feed it all for a light in the gents as it was only the other side of the wall and the client didn't want to pay too much for a new wire, but I managed to fix it by cramming some other cables in to a breaker together and used some left over kitchen takeaway foil to plug the gap. Couldn't get a pic of that as the flash kept on reflecting in the foil.

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Ye Gods! What on earth was somebody thinking?!!!
 
Was it wired by one of the owners 'cousins'?

Tidier than one of my boards though... :lol:
 

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