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Jamie3032
Hi, has anybody had any experience with repositioning the electrical meter and main fuse within a domestic property and the costs involved, thanks
Thought as much, the meter and Main Fuse are currently on the external wall within a box following the conversion of a garage to a bedroom, we are looking to relocate this to its original position on the wall adjacent, I am hoping that this can be done relatively easily without involving the DNO
Only the DNO can touch there equipment.
sometimes a little common sense is what is needed in these situations...
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the question I asked was if anybody had any experience in moving said equipment, nothing more, nothing less
the question I asked was if anybody had any experience in moving said equipment, nothing more, nothing less
The DNO will have experience in this. Give them a ring before your ideas of moving live service cables around actually take root.[/QUOT
I have no intention of moving live cables, the board including the meter and main fuse will be moved less than 2 inches in all probability. Again the question I asked was whether anybody had any experience in this. Noted that there are some people willing to share knowledge and experience on here and then there are others with less than helpful comments
Thought as much, the meter and Main Fuse are currently on the external wall within a box following the conversion of a garage to a bedroom, we are looking to relocate this to its original position on the wall adjacent, I am hoping that this can be done relatively easily without involving the DNO
The DNO will have experience in this. Give them a ring before your ideas of moving live service cables around actually take root.[/QUOT
I have no intention of moving live cables, the board including the meter and main fuse will be moved less than 2 inches in all probability. Again the question I asked was whether anybody had any experience in this. Noted that there are some people willing to share knowledge and experience on here and then there are others with less than helpful comments
Are you having a bad day?? Why criticise responders when they have pretty much answered your OP??
Are you having a bad day?? Why criticise responders when they have pretty much answered your OP??
Ha, ffs, I asked a question and am happy with the reply, thank you very much, much appreciated, although I think next time I will simply telephone the ECA, much simpler and not as full of smart arses as this forum, as stated some of you guys on here are very helpful and that is appreciated whilst others come across as know it alls, are 'WTF?' and 'are you on drugs' constructive or helpful responses?
Ha, ffs, I asked a question and am happy with the reply, thank you very much, much appreciated, although I think next time I will simply telephone the ECA, much simpler and not as full of smart arses as this forum, as stated some of you guys on here are very helpful and that is appreciated whilst others come across as know it alls, are 'WTF?' and 'are you on drugs' constructive or helpful responses?
My RCD keeps tripping at 7ma, because its very sensitive. WTF, that's so cryptic of me.
I have moved an entire meter box before with cut-out and meter in, just moved it down and right and across a bit. if you feel like taking the risk, that's your call I certainly didn't't come on here looking for 'backup' because I knew what the answer would be ;-)
My RCD keeps tripping at 7ma, because its very sensitive. WTF, that's so cryptic of me.
Nice touch, Ive worked with a lot of sparkys from Newcastle way, the majority of whom had trouble farting and breathing at the same time...just saying
Ha, ffs, I asked a question and am happy with the reply, thank you very much, much appreciated, although I think next time I will simply telephone the ECA, much simpler and not as full of smart arses as this forum, as stated some of you guys on here are very helpful and that is appreciated whilst others come across as know it alls, are 'WTF?' and 'are you on drugs' constructive or helpful responses?
So call the ECA ask them what their advice would be.
When they say "call the DNO"
And you say "Well I think you should apply a bit of common sense here" I bet they respond with words to the effect of "WTF, are you on drugs?"
Tenner says they dont
Nice touch, Ive worked with a lot of sparkys from Newcastle way, the majority of whom had trouble farting and breathing at the same time...just saying
Chester; Living proof that the Welsh shag sheep...just saying
Chester; Living proof that the Welsh shag sheep...just saying
Except Chester is in England!
Tenner says they dont
Off you pop then. Don't forget to record the call so you can share it with the forum.![]()
Well worth the moneyHa, crackin, ill look forward to the tenner, thanks very much
Nice touch, Ive worked with a lot of sparkys from Newcastle way, the majority of whom had trouble farting and breathing at the same time...just saying
Absolutely ive worked and lived in chester, and there was quite a few monkeys who couldnt do the same either, but wasnt sure if they were from the zoo or the housing estate,,,,just saying
Sometimes a little common sense is what is needed in these situations...
This reminds me of a house I was at around 8 months ago. The mad old fella that lived there wanted all the cct cables untangling and tidying up as they were in a right old mess. He said they had always been like that.
At the time I was puzzled as to why they were in such a mess. That was until I found out off the plasterer that the old fella had moved the intake, meter and DB six feet across the hallway in one fell swoop. Supply fed from overhead lines into house through loft. I reckon he must have had to rotate it through 360 degrees to get it to the new position.
As soon as I found out what happened I walked. Cant be doing with lying customers.
Wasn't in Chester, was it?