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It's all coming out anyway so it's an acedemic question.

Would a Bill consumer unit be comparable with Eaton breakers?
An Eaton main switch and mcbs are installed so height differences won't be a problem.

I'm changing it for full rcbo with spd board anyway. Screenshot_20230329_122841_Gallery.jpg
 

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