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Hi
Quick question: whenever I've seen DP isolation switches in consumer units the supply wires invariably enter the switch from the top, obviously because the busbar is connected to the bottom. However, I'm just about to add an isolation switch between the meter and a connection block and was wondering whether I should maintain this convention, i.e. that the meter tails are connected to the uppermost contacts of the switch? I only ask because the meter tails are quite short and it will determine the position of the isolation switch enclosure. Many thanks Ross |
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