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110V mains into 240v rated inlet
Sorry I did forget to mention. The current inlet does have a set colour and matching plug with a key slot to suit. They are matched at the moment but they are matched blue (230V). I am in the process of retrofitting both blue components to both yellow 110v equivalent components but am wondering...- shuan9
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110V mains into 240v rated inlet
Hi all, I have a charger that is fitted with a 240v rated 2p+E male inlet and a matching 240v rated female plug. However it is connected to a charger that is rated for 110V as it will be operated in the US. Is there an issue (if any) with supplying 110v Ac mains paired with the 240v rated plug...- shuan9
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Schneider RCBO to replace MCB
No, the breaker is external to the charger unit. The breaker is Located in between the mains inlet and the charger unit. -
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Schneider RCBO to replace MCB
Hello, I am currently working on a project that previously utilises a charger for a battery system that is connected via single phase 240V AC mains. The existing charger has the 15A inlet running through a 1P 16A schneider MCB with the active line connected to the MCB (with earth and neutral...
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