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I know what your saying, but as usual it's all down to cost. A 32A TP socket with rcd is around £360.
Is the 32A TP socket for a specific piece of equipment?
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I know what your saying, but as usual it's all down to cost. A 32A TP socket with rcd is around £360.
do you design many of these types of installations?Was thinking rcds as its a production area and you know what cleaners are like with hoses!
then your install doesnt comply with regs and isnt suitable for the enviroment and you need an ip rated installI mean when the cleaners are in they hose down everything
Then what is the rson for rcds is it portable equipment that is being used outside ?All the isolaters and sockets will be ip rated
Have a job coming up to supply a new distribution board. I am planning on running a 25mm 4 core swa and 16mm earth of a distance of 30mtrs from incoming supply to new board. The supply is 3 phase 100a tncs. I was thinking of coming out of the Henley blocks into a 100A Glasgow switched fuse and then the swa out of the switched fuse to a 80A 30mA 4pole rccb supplying the new board. Thoughts?
I mean when the cleaners are in they hose down everything
I think the best option is use individual rcds if required. So instead of the 16mm earth would you just use the swa?
I think the best option is use individual rcds if required. So instead of the 16mm earth would you just use the swa?
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