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If it has 60947-2 then it is not an mcb, if it has 60898 then mcb, well in my eyes anyway.

Hagar appear to have there MCB (80-125A) as both 10 kA BS EN 60898-1 and 10 kA BS EN 60947-2

Matt, out of interest what type of panel is it, not that it matters, just interested?
 
*you're.

It's worth noting if you used the figures on the NICEIC cheat sheet 0.43 you wouldn't comply. Using the manufacturers data you do. 0.57x0.8=0.456.
 
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