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Your right as today I was wiring up my new 10 k/watt electric shower to a live terminal without switching off the power, I felt like a ww2 bomb disposal officer.
Why would you not turn it off ????
Your right as today I was wiring up my new 10 k/watt electric shower to a live terminal without switching off the power, I felt like a ww2 bomb disposal officer.
If it came down to a choice of job or vaccine I think many would then choose to have the vaccine like they would if it was the difference between been able to board a plane for hols or not.
My son was on xbox and wife cooking, doing so is cert death, anyway as not touching any earth and only slipping the red into the box and tighten the scree its ok, when the lecky board changed my mani fuse the chap worked it live, he just said to touch me when touching any earth and its ok, remember the birds sitting on live power lines, just dont tell them.Why would you not turn it off ????
My son was on xbox and wife cooking, doing so is cert death, anyway as not touching any earth and only slipping the red into the box and tighten the scree its ok, when the lecky board changed my mani fuse the chap worked it live, he just said to touch me when touching any earth and its ok, remember the birds sitting on live power lines, just dont tell them.![]()
It's ok, they fit these special breakers in NI anyway .....Shower and sockets on different circuits surely?
Yes i had to connect the new trip to 3 black boxes which are on the tails coming out of the meter, these tails have 3 spaces in them for a gen and stuff like a new trip box as mine, double fuse/trip, one for shower 63amp and one 32a for garage, garage was orig fitted to the old style fuse box to which i will be changing down the line.View attachment 92287View attachment 92288View attachment 92289
6mm rated to 63amps, my shower uses 44ah leaving me 19ah for garage if used together, but i will never be using both together and am covered for the 60% rule.OK, so you were connecting a new consumer unit, I understand. I hope you've got a fireproof grommet in the bottom
Your tails look thin too...
6mm rated to 63amps, my shower uses 44ah leaving me 19ah for garage if used together, but i will never be using both together and am covered for the 60% rule.View attachment 92295View attachment 92296
Exactly now you got itIt would be selfish, uncaring and not very sensible to refuse.
Everyone has choice, but all deflection aside, everyone pulling together and doing exactly what is needed for the common good actually does work. I‘m too young to remember the second world war, but not too old to have forgotten what was needed for the common good during that time. Correct, no guarantee, just facts, use them and be safe. More importantly, help make others safe.Exactly now you got it
Everyone has choice, but all deflection aside, everyone pulling together and doing exactly what is needed for the common good actually does work. I‘m too young to remember the second world war, but not too old to have forgotten what was needed for the common good during that time. Correct, no guarantee, just facts, use them and be safe. More importantly, help make others safe.
Yes i had to connect the new trip to 3 black boxes which are on the tails coming out of the meter, these tails have 3 spaces in them for a gen and stuff like a new trip box as mine, double fuse/trip, one for shower 63amp and one 32a for garage, garage was orig fitted to the old style fuse box to which i will be changing down the line.View attachment 92287View attachment 92288View attachment 92289
Its a sub box and not the main one of which is feed by big fat cables for all the other house stuff, look at the picture again.Jesus. That has to be 25mm2 here, irrespective of what it's feeding. The reason being, the main distributor fuse is often 100A and the cables need to be able to handle that in the event of a fault.
This is all well and good but I am a little concerned about the fireproof grommet in his bottom that was talked about earlier. The vindaloo paradox?Its a sub box and not the main one of which is feed by big fat cables for all the other house stuff, look at the picture again.
Its a sub box and not the main one of which is feed by big fat cables for all the other house stuff, look at the picture again.