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dougquade

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Hello peoples ?

I am installing an additional consumer unit to an installation. I’m going to stack them one above the other, normally I would use the henley blocks but I was wondering if there is an alternate solution to this? Is there any way Split the supply cables within the CU’s?

I know you can get double stacked boards but they are pricey
Thanks
 
Are you fitting the same make board? as if it fits with using bushes and lockrings you could use tri rated tails some manufacturers make joining kits.
 

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