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It’s more that when it’s disengaged it turns on again anything plugged in e.g an angle grinder could unexpectedly start up. There is...
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Who has decided the Circuit needs an E.M stop and what is the reason for this decision? Has whoever made the decision thought of the...
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davesparks replied to the thread Contactor wiring, break ring circuit through a stop button.Because, to the best of my knowledge it is one of the minimum requirements for emergency stops of any type, this isngiverned by...
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PI found Schneider to be unusually helpful with technical queries; I asked them if they had a Type A RCCB that was compatible with an old...
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DPG reacted to Vortigern's post in the thread Baumatic two zone induction hob - Needs a 20A double pole switched fused spur... with Funny.
Looking at instructions for installation for Baumatic BHI300 it requires a 20A Double pole (3mm separation) switched fused spur, I quote... -
Vortigern posted the thread Baumatic two zone induction hob - Needs a 20A double pole switched fused spur... in Electrical Forum.Looking at instructions for installation for Baumatic BHI300 it requires a 20A Double pole (3mm separation) switched fused spur, I quote... -
Vvde-electrician posted the thread combi microwave 2900w on switch fuse or 16a supply? in Electrical Forum.when installing circuits protected my mcb's , i have always used the 80% rule. eg a lighting circuits where the load won't exceed 80% of...
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