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martinsayer81

hi guys

hoping you could give me your thoughts,

i am pricing for a consumer unit change, its an old fuseboard with re-wireables.
it has 16mm meter tails, but it has a fairly new looking 100A main fuse.

its a small-ish house..... 2 ring mains, 2 lighting radials, a couple of sockets in the garage, and an immersion heater radial,

i was wondering whether or not i could just down-grade the main fuse to a 60A and keep the existing 16mm tails( no damage, or signs of overheating or burning)
or whether i have to leave the fuse at 100A and fit 25mm tails?

there's no electric shower or oven,

i would appreciate your advice

many thanks
 
aye and it also shows a nice diagram of a TT system with 16mm CSA main earthing....lol....


That's for those rare occassions where someone has actually provided a real TT system, with a sub 1 ohm Ra, which is by the way obtainable in many areas of the UK...

The trouble being the BGB going and spoiling everything by giving a max of 200 ohms!! Which a 2.5mm wouldn't have any problem with!! lol!!
 

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