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Adding a radial circuit to this board… either a 16A breaker on left, or ideally an RCBO on right..

Ok, ideally a board change to cover every circuit, but hey-ho

Am I right in saying it will have to be Eaton make, anyone know which numbers?

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doubt you'll get a RCBO for that CU. MCBs easy to find. I have a few.
 
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I think it is entirely the 2nd hand market for that board. I guess you have checked there is still an immersion heater! Would it be simple to get the fridge on the ring and pinch that one?!
 
Not had the cover off the board yet…. Spent yesterday afternoon squeezing under a floor, trying to fish a 2.5 t&e between the gaps in the foundation walls…. I’m surprised I could still fit under a floor!
Only needed to lift a 3 boards hatch….

Not this wall… the one 6 ft behind it.

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Other option is a garage board next to this MEM.
Service isolator already there…. Just need a couple of Henley’s.
 
done a recent strip out ---- MEM 2000 has 3 x 16A MCBs. amonst other values. you're welcome to 1 or 2 for postage cost.
 
done a recent strip out ---- MEM 2000 has 3 x 16A MCBs. amonst other values. you're welcome to 1 or 2 for postage cost.
Thanks Tel, I’ll keep it in mind.

I’ve got a bucket of old breakers myself, so I’ll have a look first.
 
Yep MEM MR30 pod, very expensive new as @timhoward says but still available!
 
b ollocks to that!

hopefully one of the circuits is unused.... the unmarked 32 on the left is a shower, i think.
 
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easy enough to add a MCB to the RCD side.
 
Depends how you feel about using second hand ebay bits, but that board can easily be converted to dual RCD, adding protection to the existing RH circuits.
 
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I still have spare bits for those MEM boards. Imo they were a really good board, I fitted hundreds of them. I probably have some MR30 pods somewhere in my spares boxes, looks like I should dig them out for eBay I definitely didn't pay £70 for them back then!
 

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