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doesn't need to be overloaded or fault current to start a fire

you keep asking about the DNO fuse. what exactly are you trying to achieve here? where did the fire start?

chances are they could be joined with some jelly crimps. but since they refuse to provide any pictures then its hard to give useful...

doesn't mean the fire didn't start in it though chances are it was something else that did start it though

i wonder if it started inside the metal consumer unit?

how about replacing the faulty part(s) that's causing the RCD to do its job and isolate the power?

service fuse. i think replacing that is the least of your problems

look very closely. there usually a coloured string in there if there isn't then unless its a ES holder then its not going to matter. if...

do you really think putting live neutral & earth in the same connector isn't going to go bang?

click CT101

sounds more like the bottom switch that's triggered once its finished the cut to switch it off automatically. not a 'safety' device as such

heights can be ignored if its for a specific use. or in this case you can't put it within the recommended heights you don't have a safe...

sometimes only a few years, but the sheath has been damaged and waters got in

seen plenty rusted galv in SWA

would be easier for your imaginary,,,, er, helpful local electrician to supply materials that are correct and suitable rather than waste...