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Doing a rewire at the moment. There are 2 boards, 1 is feed from the other. The main one has a 84amp RCD, and the one it feeds is a 64amp fuse, all this is from a 100 amp main fuse. now there is an isolator that comes off from "somewhere". Now the client wants me to change the Isolator for a 4 way Dis Board, so that i can feed a 3 phase supply to a 500w compressor and some small power and lighting... Now what size mains isolator would i get away.. he has been told a 125amp... I think that a 100a would be better... ps its a job i really dont wanna do, well out of my comfort zone.:confused::confused::confused:
 
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Doing a rewire at the moment. There are 2 boards, 1 is feed from the other. The main one has a 84amp RCD, and the one it feeds is a 64amp fuse, all this is from a 100 amp main fuse. now there is an isolator that comes off from "somewhere". Now the client wants me to change the Isolator for a 4 way Dis Board, so that i can feed a 3 phase supply to a 500w compressor and some small power and lighting... Now what size mains isolator would i get away.. he has been told a 125amp... I think that a 100a would be better... ps its a job i really dont wanna do, well out of my comfort zone.:confused::confused::confused:



Hi there

i must agree with sparkyt

do not put your self at risk get another sparky to help you

is your incoming supply a three phase supply had to ask did not seem clear where the board is being fed from

isolators are there for a reason not as a distribution board:eek::eek:

cheerss
 
Doing a rewire at the moment. There are 2 boards, 1 is feed from the other. The main one has a 84amp RCD, and the one it feeds is a 64amp fuse, all this is from a 100 amp main fuse. now there is an isolator that comes off from "somewhere". Now the client wants me to change the Isolator for a 4 way Dis Board, so that i can feed a 3 phase supply to a 500w compressor and some small power and lighting... Now what size mains isolator would i get away.. he has been told a 125amp... I think that a 100a would be better... ps its a job i really dont wanna do, well out of my comfort zone.:confused::confused::confused:

your descriptions sound weird.try and send us some photos(preferably of you lying at the beach while you get someone else to do the job)
 

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