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no not really if your chucking the cables in on a 1st fix.Sounds a right performance.
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no not really if your chucking the cables in on a 1st fix.Sounds a right performance.
Hi H, you are not alone. Lee's 3 pole fused isolator is one of the many neat things I have learnt here. CheersIve been out the loop for10ish years and slowly getting back into it all again because it gives me something to focus on; the non fused fan isolators were familiar, never seen these fused ones until now;
With Tin Hat On, I'm hoping I've got it : the unit has a separate fuse to the 3 pole switch so we can fuse the incoming L and then split it into L for the fan (via 3pole) and send L off to the other half of the new DP light sw, when it comes back it goes into as SL (via the 3pole). Clear as mud ?I don't get these fused triple-pole switches, they only fuse one of the poles so what is the point. May as well use a standard triple-pole switch with a two gang grid with two fuses fitted. Am I misreading this.
could do but will look rubbish.I don't get these fused triple-pole switches, they only fuse one of the poles so what is the point. May as well use a standard triple-pole switch with a two gang grid with two fuses fitted. Am I misreading this.
Spot onWith Tin Hat On, I'm hoping I've got it : the unit has a separate fuse to the 3 pole switch so we can fuse the incoming L and then split it into L for the fan (via 3pole) and send L off to the other half of the new DP light sw, when it comes back it goes into as SL (via the 3pole). Clear as mud ?
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