Retail unit - what's this?

[pieandrun]

I'm a baker looking for a retail unit. One of my first questions is always electricity supply. I'd appreciate a diagnosis of this supply. If I move into the unit I'll be looking for an electrician in SE4, London; any recommendations or offers appreciated.

The photo below doesn't look like a standard single phase supply. In case you can't enlarge the photo there are two fuses marked 415v 60A - so not three phase? Any advice or recommendations appreciated.

Cheers,

Francis

 

[telectrix]

looks as if there are 2 installations from the same supply. are there 2 meters, 1 for shop and 1 for a flat upstairs?

 

[malcolmsanford]

It's just as Tel said a bog standard 230 supply going to 2 different installations.

They may indeed be on 2 different phases but it is not a 3 phase supply

 

[pieandrun]

Many thanks both of you; that would fit the set up. Much appreciated.

Cheers,

Francis

 

[Inteificio]

cut the red wire see if the lights go off upstairs ;-)


p.s. don't do this.

 

[Knobhead]

I thought this section was for the slightly more serious side of things!

 

[pieandrun]

Thanks Peter - Lights went out in flat upstairs, hair stood on end and life rushed before my eyes in a blinding flash.

No harm done.

Cheers,

Francis

 

[telectrix]

and the relevance to electrics is ?????????????

 

[benji]

looks like 2 phase & n

 

[Engineer54]

and the relevance to electrics is ?????????????

I don't think he's even English going by his written English ...lol!!! I'd hate to have to listen to his sales patter, you wouldn't even know what the hell he was selling...lol!!!

 

[mogga]

you are required some elect ration in London it is so informative post for those who are will for this job

thanks for sharing this nice post

Wonder what he would help with Deffo NOT spelling or grammer lol
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