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[Spudnik]

Right chaps,

Due to a few unavoidable issues, we have lost the original thread and pics etc.

Sorry about that!!!

So, if you want to re-upload your pics then great, if not, give us something new!


Cheers!!

 

[Kev2632]

your cables look like they've been mating with a zebra

Meaning?

 

[Kev2632]

Ooops ya will be on about my black markings on e live cores haha? Apart from that, what's your opinions on my board? :/

 

[onions1066]

Doesn't look too bad with what you had to work with, I prefer to leave a little more length on the cables, I prefer the tails from the bottom looped into main switch so it is impossible for them to be pulled out no matter how much downward force you put on them .

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And yes I meant the black marks

 

[HandySparks]

Ooops ya will be on about my black markings on e live cores haha? Apart from that, what's your opinions on my board? :/

Neat enough. Maybe leave a bit more free length where possible (I know it sometimes isn't). How did you achieve the specified IP rating where you brought your tails in at the top? My preference is to avoid bringing cables in through the top surface or, if necessary, add a piece of trunking above to preclude finger access to the top surface of the CU enclosure.

I'll have to remember about the black stripes if I want to mark up cores for when my sheath markings are out of sight. Quite a neat idea. I notice that you changed your mind over the positioning of CBs 2 and 3.


Edit: Just noticed what lookes like a big rectangular hole in the bottom face. How did you cover this to stop finger access?

Edit 2: There don't appear to be enough CPC terminations for the number of final circuits?

 

[sythai]

Before and after shots of kitchen we recently finished..... check out the 'rather large' LED lite tile, looks pretty funky

 

[dan86]

Before and after shots of kitchen we recently finished..... check out the 'rather large' LED lite tile, looks pretty funky
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wow. nice place! and yes, the LED tile looks smart!

 

[dim_bulb]

Blimey looks great I would put those kind of pictures on your website

 

[Amp David]

View attachment 16730 Today's consumer unit i did, thoughts and opinions would be nice

Get the Henry out and put him to work!

 

[sythai]

Blimey looks great I would put those kind of pictures on your website

Just trying to suss it out now :computer:

 

[firespark]

sythai, The end result looks fantastic! Defiantly one to be proud of and use for advertisement!

 

[firespark]

A small fire alarm panel changeover we completed a couple of years back.
The room where the panel is located is not waterproof by any means. Usually when it rains outside, it rains inside too. (including above the panel)
Needless to say, the site will not weatherproof the building as they plan to pull it down in a few years, but they have to have a fire alarm system as it covers more than just this area.

Before:


Panels designed and built in the office prior to taking to site:


Last stages of install and commissioning: (prior to the arrival or replacement interface units and a glass windowed door for the right hand side box)

 

[tazz]

Nice Mx setup, and good solution to the water problem, out of interest, are the din loop controllers switching plant, as there is a lot of them. Or are they being using as zone monitors into an existing old conventional system.

 

[timbobelfast]

mmmmm, looks very similar to an Intrinsically safe barrier type set up there.

 

[Megavolt]

Wow sythai that looks great. Where did you get tiles from

 

[firespark]

The box on the left has a mixture of Din rail I/O's and Zone Monitors.
The zone monitors are used to pick up all of the old non addressable zones.
The I/O's are used to signal a fire condition for each zone and general fault back to the security control room via an old network alarm module located nearby.

In the box on the right above the MX panel is an advanced sounder booster card with 2x 4 way sounder circuit controllers.

 

[firespark]

That's a really nice install Sythai, defiantly one to be proud of and use as advertisement.
Out of interest, what light switches and LED drives did you use?

 

[sythai]

That's a really nice install Sythai, defiantly one to be proud of and use as advertisement.
Out of interest, what light switches and LED drives did you use?

Many thanks.... majority of it was controlled by a Lutron Grafik Eye system, various different drivers all sourced/ spec'd by the customer

Wow sythai that looks great. Where did you get tiles from

Thank you..... It was from a company called Lite Tile (if you look on their website they also have a picture uploaded of the same job)

Illuminated kitchen splashbacks | LED Architectural Lighting | Glass Splashbacks | LiteTile

 

[Harwoodandy]

Before and after shots of kitchen we recently finished..... check out the 'rather large' LED lite tile, looks pretty funky
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Looks very slick indeed - just out of curiosity, what do they do for socket outlets - are they on one of those stick thingies that pop up?

 

[Harwoodandy]

Ooops ya will be on about my black markings on e live cores haha? Apart from that, what's your opinions on my board? :/

Is this the finished job Kev?
Would have liked to have seen a picture with the cover on and including the MET etc.

 

[sythai]

Looks very slick indeed - just out of curiosity, what do they do for socket outlets - are they on one of those stick thingies that pop up?

Good question is a bit sparse I know what you mean.... in the tumble unit at the end (far left of lite tile) there are 2 x doubles in there and 1 x double under the island