Is this a fused neutral cutout?

[Raptor0014]

I’ve not seen one of these before and i have a memory of them needing to be upgraded by the DNO.

Just wondering as well what the BSEN is for it. Is it 1361 or 88-3

 

[SparkyChick]

Looks like it could have two fuses in it, but it could have a neutral link in it. You'd need to take a look at the fuse cartridge to establish the relevant standard for that.

 

[Raptor0014]

Looks like it could have two fuses in it, but it could have a neutral link in it. You'd need to take a look at the fuse cartridge to establish the relevant standard for that.

Thanks.

I’ll report it to the DNO and they can come and check it.

 

[7029 dave]

50/50 chance, the only way is for the DNO to have a look at it.

 

[telectrix]

looks as if it'sbeen upgraded at aome time.for peace of mind gt DNO to check it.

 

[Lucien Nunes]

IMO it's capable of being DP fused but late enough that it is more likely to have a link in the neutral. Note the two recesses for identification discs on the front of the sealing chamber.

 

[Raptor0014]

IMO it's capable of being DP fused but late enough that it is more likely to have a link in the neutral. Note the two recesses for identification discs on the front of the sealing chamber.

Thanks.

I’ll get the DNO to check as the consumer unit is to be replaced and I need to stick an isolator in. So they may as well check it when they pull the fuse.

The bloke that lives next door works for Western Power. But is currently on holiday or I’d have asked him to check it today.