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is it a bill isolator? a clearer pic would help.
View attachment 16516View attachment 16517probably as old as this 80 year old board i removed from a flat last month. It looks similar.
Yep was indeed. The imperial V.R.I feeding it was 7/.052 and was solid. As soon as i moved it all the insulation crumbled away. We ended up having to run a new 16mm 3 core back to the ground floor flat intake position which was a pig!! as well as causing a stink with the tenant living there.View attachment 16516View attachment 16517probably as old as this 80 year old board i removed from a flat last month. It looks similar.
What that still is use?
Yep was indeed. The imperial V.R.I feeding it was 7/.052 and was solid. As soon as i moved it all the insulation crumbled away. We ended up having to run a new 16mm 3 core back to the ground floor flat intake position which was a pig!! as well as causing a stink with the tenant living there.
View attachment 16516View attachment 16517probably as old as this 80 year old board i removed from a flat last month. It looks similar.
View attachment 16516View attachment 16517probably as old as this 80 year old board i removed from a flat last month. It looks similar.
well the round dolly/toggle switches were manufactured until 1967...No Defiantly not a door bell tranny, Its a TT system and the meter feeds this then feeds two fuses.. Original Electrics with toggle switches.. Guys not sure when the house was built..
Its roughly 15cm x 30cm
well...i think the Wylex BS3036 type C/U came about in..i think 1953 or 1958...That unit is from the middle 1930's rather than the 40's, though it may have been sitting on the shelf during the war years. ..lol!!! I can assure you it's not from the 50's.... lol!!
Give it to the new guy who had a belt off the radiator lol, he can do an experiment with it chuckle
You get 'em sometimes. We had a doughnut on here over xmas talkin' nonsense about a fan install claiming he was a qualified spark. He got dissed by so many people he then tried to claim he was on a wind up!!Give it to the new guy who had a belt off the radiator lol, he can do an experiment with it chuckle
Seriously was that kid for real.... I want my 30 mins back
saying that Tel....if you belted a piece off it...then looked at it under a microscope....if its a `dirty` iron...that would suggest maybe post war production (scrap iron reused)...it's difficult to age that because it's cast iron. if it was paper, you'd age it by exposure to UV light and rub some dirt in it. if it was wood, you'd age it by hitting it with a bike chain and a hammer, but that would probably break it.
Yep was indeed. The imperial V.R.I feeding it was 7/.052 and was solid. As soon as i moved it all the insulation crumbled away. We ended up having to run a new 16mm 3 core back to the ground floor flat intake position which was a pig!! as well as causing a stink with the tenant living there.
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