Hager Metal Consumer Units

[trev]

So you will install amendment 3 compliant boards. So will I. At no point have I said anything about metal or any other material. As long as it complies. I am happy.

You haven't mate, others have though because they're sheep. Maybe you're really a Geordie, how old are you?

 

[Essex_]

What about a fake tan? Lol

A little.

 

[Essex_]

Can your lass say the same?

No. Haha. Busted.

 

[Leesparkykent]

BEAMA clarifies the new consumer unit regulation in BS 7671:2008 Amendment 3 | Voltimum UK

Thats me fudged as I'm also a member of the ECA.

 

[Essex_]

You haven't mate, others have though because they're sheep. Maybe you're really a Geordie, how old are you?

The regs do not help when they state metal complies. I watch Geordie Shore sometimes. Does that count? Haha.

 

[trev]

No, sorry.

 

[Essex_]

No, sorry.

Countyist

 

[Engineer54]

BEAMA clarifies the new consumer unit regulation in BS 7671:2008 Amendment 3 | Voltimum UK

Thats me fudged as I'm also a member of the ECA.

Taken from the BEAMA blurb on the above link....

“A further point for clarification is that plastic enclosures manufactured from 960 degree glow-wire rated material would not be classified as ‘non-combustible’ in the context of this regulation.

.....Now i wonder WHY that is??

 

[Essex_]

Taken from the BEAMA blurb on the above link....



Yet as far as i understand it, Nothing in the new Regulations mentions anything about the 960 degree glow-wire rated material. .....Now i wonder WHY that is??

Why???

 

[Engineer54]

You tell ME!! Perfectly acceptable in the rest of Europe, that use plastic based CU/DB's far, far more than you do in the UK!! Perhaps all those European countries are wrong and BEAMA/IET are the only ones that are right, ....But i very much doubt it.