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That was my first thought too! The fuse IS the isolator in this scenario, subject of course to suitability, safety, degradation etc etc. Really need to see what we're dealing with here, but would have thought that if you've the space to install an isolator in between the intake and the meter then just move the meter to where the gap is, install the isolator where the meter moved from?? Naturally.... none of this can be done by you without express permission of both the DNO and Energy supplier........You’re going to have to pull the fuse to add an isolator?
Or if supplier is pulling fuse for you, then get them to move the meter… (which will be a simple enough job in itself)
Why are we all still playing this game... talking about DNO's when pulling fuses when there is no isolation. Pull the fuse, install an isolation point, I have friends who work for network operators and can't give any answer to this type of dilemma. The fact that we have to work on consumer side equipment with no isolation means is a farce and everyone knows it
Why are we all still playing this game... talking about DNO's when pulling fuses when there is no isolation. Pull the fuse, install an isolation point, I have friends who work for network operators and can't give any answer to this type of dilemma. The fact that we have to work on consumer side equipment with no isolation means is a farce and everyone knows it
I am going to see if its possible to come up with another option .. I get the issue side of things .The issue is adding equipment before the meter.
Of Luke or the meterA photo might help.....................
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