air con units in a steel shipping container.

[Hawkmoon]

That's a good point - especially if costs are such a pressing issue!

 

[telectrix]

why are you fitting RCD protection to air con units?

 

[RogertheBodger]

And why are you fitting two A/C units into a steel container in a Rotherham quarry that is only used for storing concrete samples - just curious lol.

 

[ian.settle1]

Don't your guys work after 4 in the winter then? bloody part timers

For you southern faireys it's dark at that time off night in the North

 

[jimjimjim]

For you southern faireys it's dark at that time off night in the North

And its a 6am start :cheesy:

Jim

 

[telectrix]

6am in the wirral, after being across the mersey all night nicking cars?

 

[Bobster]

already checked and there isn't any,as long as the zs,s are met and everything is to bs7671 then its ok.

I'd check again fella!

 

[BertUK]

I'd check again fella!

enlighten me then rob?

 

[Bobster]

What containment are you giving to the t+e?

 

[BertUK]

What containment are you giving to the t+e?

50 x 50 galvanised steel trunking with 25mm galvanised steel conduit droppers to metal clad outlets

 

[Bobster]

That's fine, to be honest M&Q regs don't differ massively but there are subtilise differences.

With out out a detailed description of the install I can't say if it passes or fails.

Why not use singles?

 

[BertUK]

That's fine, to be honest M&Q regs don't differ massively but there are subtilise differences.

With out out a detailed description of the install I can't say if it passes or fails.

Why not use singles?

bearing in mind this container has been completely lined out inside with cls timber and 18mm marine ply.then painted white so all the electrical installation is mounted on this.i used t+e as it what what I had on stock.