There is a little nobble on it just pop it out with a flat screwdriver.
 
Manager says we had a pir on one of the cottages and Sparky man says that the sub main hasn't an isolator, can you sort one out.

It's fed from here, another cottage next door.

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A pair of 16mm t&e feeds 2 cottages from the henleys.
urmmmm i think it needs a bit more than an isolator.
What's wrong?.....looks like there's been an NIC domestic installer involved, all is rosy.
 
Manager says we had a pir on one of the cottages and Sparky man says that the sub main hasn't an isolator, can you sort one out.

It's fed from here, another cottage next door.

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A pair of 16mm t&e feeds 2 cottages from the henleys.
urmmmm i think it needs a bit more than an isolator.
You’ll never be short of a Henley block after sorting that lot.
 
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You’ll never be short of a Henley block after sorting that lot.
I have a box of about 60 removed over the last few years, along with about the same amount of junction boxes.
 
What's wrong?.....looks like there's been an NIC domestic installer involved, all is rosy.
Just a few screws in the bottom left corner to remove, as it doesn't look professional to leave them laying there.
 
Remember those pictures where you have to spot the dangers, and everything's a danger?
 

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As BG board installs go I actually thought it looked quite neat
I agree and of course it's much better without the earth sleeving, stays cooler and nice shiny copper always looks nice.
 
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It is possible to make consumer units out of the same material as the meter, however, it would likely depend on the specific material in question and the requirements for the consumer unit.

In general, consumer units (also known as electrical distribution boards) must meet certain safety and performance standards, such as those established by national and international electrical codes. The material used to manufacture a consumer unit must meet these standards and be able to withstand the electrical and environmental conditions it will be exposed to.

I think it was a tongue in cheek comment.
 
I think it was a tongue in cheek comment.
Yes it was…. Like why don’t we make aeroplanes out of the same stuff as the Black Box.
 
Seen this a few times recently. One of which had an OZEV audit and wasn’t picked up. 🙄

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