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Whey like this? Only a couple of months old and I had to connect 2 new circuits into this.as long as the lid goes on, it does not matter whats inside after you have tested it and signed it off.. thats for the next bloke to worry about after cheque has cleared.
To be honest, that looks reasonably tidy....compared to some out there!View attachment 41527
Whey like this? Only a couple of months old and I had to connect 2 new circuits into this.
@Dave OCD I see you disagree? did you not get the humour and jest? I am actually one of the poncy devotees to the art of CU dressing.
Thank you Pete for an example of 'best practice' in data networking ... where are the examples of really good workmanship in the electrical 'realm' for us to aspire to? GB
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Whey like this? Only a couple of months old and I had to connect 2 new circuits into this.
Yes. Don't use Chint or similar garbage... RCBO 'droop' ... can this be avoided?
'Suffering' a degree of it with Merlin Gerin MCBs!Yes. Don't use Chint or similar garbage
Surprising. They usually behave quite well.'Suffering' a degree of it with Merlin Gerin MCBs!
GB
Done a few installs in the past where the bills for cat 6 cable were £200k + and half of it got wasted on off cuts, putting basket and ladder, cutting risers, it would all be replaceable with a fibre optic link on each floor multiplexed into the rooms with a fibre connected router in each room.Sad thing is, most of that would have been replaced with a couple of fibres.
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