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What about fire alarm, emergency lighting as its 5 stories what are the council saying should be done as some HMO's require a sprinkler system?
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What about fire alarm, emergency lighting as its 5 stories what are the council saying should be done as some HMO's require a sprinkler system?
What about fire alarm, emergency lighting as its 5 stories what are the council saying should be done?
some of the options I would be looking at would either be a pannel board, Ryefield/bemco or bus bar chamber and individual switch fuses for the distribution...all with a single point of isolation.
I wouldn't use Henley blocks...I would use a bus bar chamber.I'm starting to lean towards Switch fuses, I'd discounted these as I don't like using Henley blocks at the outset, I tend to think they are an after thought, but if I go Cut-out > Henley > 2 switch fuses each supplying a CU with 25mm SWA I'm covered. I can also use 63A fuse to discriminate between main fuse. This way if I need a second supply in the future I just remove the Henley and go direct to second Switched fuse
Much the best way....with a bit of trunking, if needed.I wouldn't use Henley blocks...I would use a bus bar chamber.
They will probably be expensive. Proteus will be cheaper and they aren't bad...not like their DB's.That looks much better than Henley blocks. I'm gonna call Wylex and Hager on Tuesday to see what options they have.
Have you confirmed what fuse is in the carrier or are you assuming 100A because of the carrier? I was told they dont use 100A fuses anymore.
They will probably be expensive. Proteus will be cheaper and they aren't bad...not like their DB's.
I rate MEM/Eaton for switchgear...but they wont be as cheap as Protearse, either.I'm not a fan of Proteus, I prefer Hager, Wylex and MK. But I say that not from experience, but more snobbery........
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