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that was the info from the contactor, switching max 32A

AC-3 50A (220/240) 15kW,what do these AC numbers represent?

its a AC changeover rated to 80A the load that its switching is only 32A

MCG, clearly short for Made of Chinese Garbage, wasn

240 to the coil and IT STAYS pulled in but fails to provide power to the other side no noise/chattering etc, there sending a replacement out for tomorrow (but not electrically tested just one of the shelf maybe from same batch CEF/china)

correct voltage been ok for about 4 days since fitted, will click over and hold for a while then loose power to one side but still held in

Contactor drops out but while still energised, power to the coil and contactor held in but then it loses connection after a while (still with power to coil, one side and contactor held in) but if you nudge it will energise again like its not holding in tight enough, any ideas??

very clever bodge, home made sensors?? ---------- Post Auto-Merged at 22:05 ---------- Previous post was made at 21:59 ---------- large one (85kva)

The reason for the feed back for access/lighting is cost, it costs more to run the genny just to power the access/lighting (its using more energy just running the genny than its producing) It doesnt really back feed it is through a sep core (4 core swa feed N&E, 1 DNO Live and 1 Gen Live)...

Ive a customer with commercial units which are fed by a large diesel generator and this also feeds his house in the day (cheap/free electric) but when then generator turns off there is a change over switch in the house and then the house back feeds to the units for the lighting/access equipment...

good point, would NICEIC offer that service as im planing on jumping ship to AC this year

big in south wales isn't (safe contractor) from the app form Note 2. Having access to competent construction health and safety advice. The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007 require any company or individual involved in construction work to have access to competent...

If you

Only went with Elecsa for necessity the intension was to go AC but didn't have the volume of jobs to show them they also want u to be trading for 6 months, so went with the cheapest and quickest option as I think elecsa, NICEIC domestic installer, napit etc are all the same but AC is the only...

when doing a AC assessment can you choose the location of jobs or does he pick the jobs, it says the niceic guy "will pick a min of 5 to view" so is this from a large list of jobs youve arrange or will he want access to random jobs

Remove the EOL fit back in panel then see if fault clears if yes then fault on the circuit (easy enough to find as its a radial circuit) or if fault continues then faulty EOL or panel (obviously replace EOL then still no joy it's gotta be the panel)

Thought plasterboard was a 30min barrier

looks like i'll be switching to AC next time, i mean i have had no problems so far with elecsa doing commercial/industrial work (can prove im competent with 2391-10 and an NVQ with industrial stuff as well as just about every other C&G cert) but then again I don

Whats the plus side of going AC over part P apart from Council work and being 300 quid worse off, I

how much success have you had with this facebook/twitter/linkedIn etc, and how have you converted this into cash/sales we