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Perhaps the manufactures should just fit shear bolts to all their consumer unit terminals.
After looking at some of the installs about I think they already have
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Perhaps the manufactures should just fit shear bolts to all their consumer unit terminals.
Use mine regularly, mainly when installing a consumer unitOk tin hat on for a minute...
I have never ever bothered to acquire or use a torque rated screw driver
I have been offered a second hand wiha one by a mate for £20 as he is buggering off to Spain to work
Are they worth using ?
Its normally in the manufacturer's instructions which should be followed as good practiceIs it not a requirement under 7671 Reg 134.1.1 to use the correct torque?
Is that a complete unit, or can it be used with the kits that have a handle with interchangeable blades?At €54.00 a time for recalibration these are expensive maintainance.....the MFT is cheaper!
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The torque screwdriver alone is around £100.00 or you can get the complete kit with bits and wrap around case for more. I just have the screwdriver and 2 bits which suits my needs.Is that a complete unit, or can it be used with the kits that have a handle with interchangeable blades?
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