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Is this 2 phase incomer?

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Hi,
There is only 1 current transformer and there appeares to be a single voltage fuse. This looks like a high current single phase, but use a voltmeter to be sure.
 
Been back today to do some work not related to this cutout but had a look as I was there. It is single phase 230v. Its feeding a distribution board for a swimming pool which has a 16kw single phase heater on it.

How common are these high current single phase set ups?
 

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