TNCS Service Head

[EddieB]

Guys
Short of cutting the seal on the service fuse can you advise what the type is, the head itself is oblong about 150 x 100 with the fuse at the top with the main earth coming out of the side,is it the 88 or the 1361?

 

[telectrix]

you either cut seal or enter N/V on your test results.

 

[Dizzy_Maskell]

I thought you are not allowed to cut the DNO seal, is it not possible to obtain the information you require by enquiry

 

[davethsparky]

And on occasion if you were to be so naughty as to break the seal and have a look you may find the fuse has both BS88 and BS1361 written on it!

 

[telectrix]

I thought you are not allowed to cut the DNO seal, is it not possible to obtain the information you require by enquiry

if you want to spend 2 hours on the phone and get nowhere, then , yes, it's theoretically possible. in real life, forget it.

 

[Dizzy_Maskell]

Oh yes fully aware of that mate just playing devils advocate,
In the real world we have to work for a living,
However of course I would never remove a cut out

 

[LeckyBill]

dno wont be able to tell you no matter how hard you push
i had a job other week lookedlike tt but was tncs by the end dno didnt no

 

[richy3333]

If it's a PIR mark it as a LIM?

 

[LeckyBill]

If it's a PIR mark it as a LIM?

wots a pir dont you meen eicr!

 

[Dizzy_Maskell]

If it's a PIR mark it as a LIM?

wots a pir dont you meen eicr!

Ha ha of course

 

[shanky887614]

Ha ha of course

call it ecr. electrical condition report.

haters gonna hate

 

[ackbarthestar]

Guys
Short of cutting the seal on the service fuse can you advise what the type is, the head itself is oblong about 150 x 100 with the fuse at the top with the main earth coming out of the side,is it the 88 or the 1361?

It could be a C&G question

What's in the Box ?

(a) BS 88-2
(b) BS 1361 - II
(c) BS 88-3
(d) BS 1361 - I

You've got a 25% chance....

Without pulling the fuse, I'd go for (c) personally