a really nice neat

[ayjay]

dis board

 

[dingodeano]

Don't do it, you may end up with a ladyboy :38:

Don't knock it till you tried it. I've heard you can't tell. Could double up as apprentice I could do with an extra pair of hands!!!

 

[dingodeano]

Plug on busbar rail? Bloody hell Schneider have gone all starbreaker. Interesting that the cables will go in bottom of PD's. Would give you a bit more room in board.

 

[Darkwood]

As has already been mentioned its Schneider board but our version uses their other trade name Square D, these boards are standard square D range over here - the ones which just push fit into busbar (white mcbs overhere).

The only bit that may confuse you except colour coding is the fact the board is TNCS (Earth/N strapped together on earth bar) where as our TNCS is done within the service cutout.

 

[dingodeano]

Never fitted square d. Plenty of merlin. Wouldn't you agree that the main switch looks like a double pole circuit breaker?

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Never fitted square d. Plenty of merlin. Wouldn't you agree that the main switch looks like a double pole circuit breaker?

 

[Darkwood]

Never fitted square d. Plenty of merlin. Wouldn't you agree that the main switch looks like a double pole circuit breaker?

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Never fitted square d. Plenty of merlin. Wouldn't you agree that the main switch looks like a double pole circuit breaker?

Thats because it is! - a DP 63amp type C device

 

[ayjay]

i totally agree(post op of course)

Don't knock it till you tried it. I've heard you can't tell. Could double up as apprentice I could do with an extra pair of hands!!!

 

[ayjay]

i think they were called "stablok" once

As has already been mentioned its Schneider board but our version uses their other trade name Square D, these boards are standard square D range over here - the ones which just push fit into busbar (white mcbs overhere).

The only bit that may confuse you except colour coding is the fact the board is TNCS (Earth/N strapped together on earth bar) where as our TNCS is done within the service cutout.

 

[ayjay]

as i said before the supply is a mere 5 amps its taken from the posts along the road
he is fitting a 4500 watt water heater
the sparky said yes
anyway i hope this thread is a bit of a laugh to all and www.teakdoor.com is interesting

 

[Guest55]

It doesn't comply with BS7671 ........

it doesnt have to , its in Thailand :-/

 

[Geordie Spark]

Can't see how anything works, the phase conductors are not connected

Haven't you heard of wireless connections ... it's the future you know.

 

[MDJ]

I love your signature haha, brilliant

 

[Geordie Spark]

I love your signature haha, brilliant

Thank you ..... I got the inspiration from yours.

 

[Guest55]

i need a new sig.
the ban count down / new year has ended.
i'll have a think.....

 

[Engineer54]

don,t forget chaps, thailand has no electrical regs whatsoever

Of course they do, and based very loosely on our old 14th edition. Whether the local electricians adhere to those codes/Reg's in domestic installations is another matter though!!

 

[ayjay]

some of the electrics are absolutly terrible but this one is really tidy, and even has earthing
if u look back a bit on the teakdoor thread you will see a few pics of the terrible wiring in multi million bhat houses
lots of people inc tourists get electrocuted there

 

[Silly Sausage]

Do they have ส่วน P over there?

Love the black breakers!

 

[Geordie Spark]

Of course they do, and based very loosely on our old 14th edition. Whether the local electricians adhere to those codes/Reg's in domestic installations is another matter though!!

It sounds just like here in the UK