Glanding 3 phase into metal distribution board.

[-Matt]

Quick question, have a small caravan site to wire up.

Have 3 phase supply and TT earthing, 30ma RCD in each individual pods.

Was planning on using a 100ma type S incomer in the main DB to protect the sub feeds. ( this should stop a dodgy caravan tripping the whole site being 100ma time delay).

However not overly familiar with TT and 3 phase in terms of protecting the tails.

Ive been told by my niceic assessor with single phase and metal consumer unit, it is fine to just use the special stuffing glands.

However i dont think they make them for 3 phase?

So how would you do this?

Or would it be best to just get a seperate insulated board to house the RCD and then main switch in the DB?

Anyone any advice on this?

 

[Nigel]

Pardon? can you be a little bit clearer please don't quite understand your statement.

Eh? It is written in English and is very clear.

 

[Pete999]

Eh? It is written in English and is very clear.

Ok I think I had better exit this post. It would be easier to understand if you couls specify which thread you are repyong to.

 

[stevethesparks]

I am sure Essex is addressing the OP in Post #1

 

[Pete999]

I am sure Essex is addressing the OP in Post #1

Right I'll take a butchers at post 1, thanks

 

[Nigel]

Ok I think I had better exit this post. It would be easier to understand if you couls specify which thread you are repyong to.

I am replying to the Op in the thread I have placed my post in.

 

[Nigel]

Right I'll take a butchers at post 1, thanks

So you have posted multiple times in this thread but have no idea what the thread is about?

 

[Pete999]

So you have posted multiple times in this thread but have no idea what the thread is about?

No not really just wondering what a special 3 phase gland is

 

[Pete999]

So you have posted multiple times in this thread but have no idea what the thread is about?

 

[Pete999]

Would have been easier to relate to if you had replied to the original post 1 thread in the first place, Mate save all this unpleasentness. You must have read post 1 in order to answer, a bit late post wise, but better late than never