Verifying dno service fuse

[Jabbajaws]

I have found, after speaking to other electricians, that some service fuses, which may state for e.g. that it is a 100A fuses on the plastic casing, may actually contain an 80A fuse or lower.

This could create a problem for us when calculating maximum demand.

Officially, when filling in EIC documents, what are we expected to record as the main protective device, when we are not allowed to break the seals to verify the service fuse?

 

[acat]

60/80 or Lim shows that you do not know and have not broken the seal to find out


Hope that helps



Chris

 

[mogga]

de ja vue

 

[Phil]

or if you have some free minutes on your contract ring the supplier and ask them

 

[Sintra]

Or just take a sneaky look as there were no seals when you were there.

 

[acat]

or if you have some free minutes on your contract ring the supplier and ask them

Do you not mean a few hours and then get gibberish in return


Chris

 

[Phil]

thats the one. god help them if they decide to ship the call centres abroad then we will really get a scripted answer

 

[Jabbajaws]

Thanks everyone...

 

[Des 56]

thats the one. god help them if they decide to ship the call centres abroad then we will really get a scripted answer

Excuse me old chap, what size would you suggest is the cut out fuse at ---------

I am telling you
Do not if you please break seal of holder, jail is there to you
Why you ask these questions "are you complete person"
"No permitted" I tell you "no permitted"
Goodness gracious, why you not ask nice man

Ah well,nothing much would change then

 

[acat]

Thanks neary fell of the chair and the Mrs thinks Im nuts


Chris

 

[Phil]

Thanks neary fell of the chair and the Mrs thinks Im nuts


Chris

mine thinks that already(me) that is. i just confirm it for her every now and then