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100 amp isolator
Two recent threads about moving a CU mentioned that an additional 100 Amp DP isolator was fitted after the meter. When is this necessary? As my installation doesn't have one I will need to break the seal and pull the cutout when I eventually swap my CU for a 17th edition one. Meter is in cupboard outside, and about two meters of tails though the porch wall to the CU. Supply is TN-S (I think). -- Graham. %Profound_observation% |
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100 amp isolator
Graham. wrote:
Two recent threads about moving a CU mentioned that an additional 100 Amp DP isolator was fitted after the meter. When is this necessary? It's not - it's a convenience to save pulling the cutout fuse. As my installation doesn't have one I will need to break the seal and pull the cutout when I eventually swap my CU for a 17th edition one. You could install your own at that time - it's nothing more than a 100A DP main switch (from a CU) fitted in a nice Wylex slimline housing with 4 entry holes optimised for meter tails. Meter is in cupboard outside, and about two meters of tails though the porch wall to the CU. Supply is TN-S (I think). -- Tim Watts Personal Blog: http://www.dionic.net/tim/ "History will be kind to me for I intend to write it." |
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