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sycamore89

Hi,

I need to change the main incoming fuse from 60A to 80A but there is a 10mm pyro feeding the property and i dont really want to replace this. The reason I need to up the supply to 80A as I am installing a sunbed which runs at 40A single phase. The load will never constantly be running at 80A so thought that the 10mm pyro would be sufficent.

Property has 2 rings with only a few computers and hairdryers etc.... has no oven but 1 microwave so not much load on any other circuits.

Would this be ok ?
 
As with most things of this nature, it very much depends on the reference method used for installation. Some allow higher than 80A, some don't.

But you shouldn't be messing about with the main fuse anyway, that's a job for the DNO.
 
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I have not pulled the DNO fuse yet but I will do for safe isolation while I change the cu! Property is fed by a 25mm SWA! And no I'm not a sparks I'm a plumber !!!

so WTF are you attempting a procedure that is illegal for qualified sparks to do, let alone a wet-head
 
The property in question is obviously a commercial one, and will consequently not be covered by part pee. Therefore if the owner thinks its ok to employ a plumber to do electrical work, then that is their problem. Can't see the insurance paying out when it burns down though :devilish:
 

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