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They seem to have combined system within the CU E/N block at the top? then seperated after switch??

circuits are White - N
Red - L
Green - CPC

Supply L and N black (CPC created by strapping Neutral to earth block at top)
 
They seem to have combined system within the CU E/N block at the top? then seperated after switch??
I thought neutral was looped to another board maybe? The main switch don't make any sense. I think it is a DP breaker looks like a C63

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They seem to have combined system within the CU E/N block at the top? then seperated after switch??
I thought neutral was looped to another board maybe? The main switch don't make any sense. I think it is a DP breaker looks like a C63
 
Those aren't RCBOs are they? Where's the RCD protection?
It doesn't comply with BS7671 and judging by the way half of it isn't connected it won't even work.
 
I thought neutral was looped to another board maybe? The main switch don't make any sense. I think it is a DP breaker looks like a C63

Its double pole it says N on back of box thus it must isolate a neutral bar where all white cables go, the L obviously is a plug on busbar rail.
 

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