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Well I only joined it in April 2020 so give it timeBloody hell, is this thread still going?
It is actually 1 RFC with an intermediate connection. And the answer is No you can not have it and this is the specific fault that we are looking for when conducting the cross connection RFC test. It just happens to be in a place visible.Question I have is, is it ok to have x2 ring main circuits on one 32amp type B MCB??
If so does this meet the current regs.
TIA.
Perhaps it should have died along with the Ring Main or if you want to be pedantic Final Ring Circuit, who ever though up that idiocy.Bloody hell, is this thread still going?
Why have I received a post about ring final circuits?
Do you not think that is part of my cunning plan?Well that diatribe should kill the thread once and for all.
Ah so I did. There was also another post at #320. Must have been a busy week.Cos you posted in the thread. Post #335.
As long as they are marked up. Easy to find, I know............ but not for some, maybe?Ah so I did. There was also another post at #320. Must have been a busy week.
Just a note. The only reason why two ring final circuits end up paralleled up into one mcb/fuse terminal is likely to be a short term temporary measure because there are no spare fuse ways. The Dist. Board is about to upgraded.....
....Ring Final?Does anyone really care if the ring main disappears into the either, to be replaced by dare I say it the R.......
Does anyone care what it's finally called by the pedants?....Ring Final?
Does anyone care what it's finally called by the pedants?
Oh of course, the trainee needs to establish himself as a pedant as soon as possible after all that is what all electricians aspire too.OP is a trainee - you should be setting a better example
Oh of course, the trainee needs to establish himself as a pedant as soon as possible after all that is what all electricians aspire too.
And while we're on the subject, it's 'ether'Does anyone really care if the ring main disappears into the either, to be replaced by dare I say it the R.......
The correct spelling in this case would be 'to'Oh of course, the trainee needs to establish himself as a pedant as soon as possible after all that is what all electricians aspire too.
Although he did include the customary full stop.The correct spelling in this case would be 'to'
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