BSEN numbers

[electro]

were do i find the bsen number for rcds to put down on cert?

 

[sellers]

bs 61009, that might be rcbo, let me check

 

[spinlondon]

Appendix 1 of BS7671.

 

[electro]

does it say on the side or the rcd? as i used one today saying bsen 1361 type 2 but some one said that is not a rcd ?

 

[ianmacd]

They should be printed on the side like this one:

http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Images/Products/size_3/WYWRS32SLASH2.JPG

Ian.

 

[batty]

Most modern Rcd Should be to Bsen 61008 Rcbo's to Bsen 61009 not all will have it written on them but generally it will be in the instructions supplied with it or manufacture will tell you or it will be on there website. Older Rcd's will be to a different standard Bs4293.

Batty

 

[spinlondon]

does it say on the side or the rcd? as i used one today saying bsen 1361 type 2 but some one said that is not a rcd ?

1361 refers to cartridge fuses. Type 2 used to refer to MCBs.

 

[Andy™]

the type can also refer to fuses - i.e bs88-1 or bs88-2 etc

 

[electro]

hi, i no that bsen 1361 is a fuse but it said it, on the side of the rccd so there for put down on cert i did think it was starnge so if its not the number what the ***** is it

 

[batty]

hi, i no that bsen 1361 is a fuse but it said it, on the side of the rccd so there for put down on cert i did think it was starnge so if its not the number what the ***** is it

What make was it?

 

[electro]

steeple i think from denmas

 

[batty]

steeple i think from denmas

Steeple used to be GE but I think they have changed to Crabtree these days.

 

[electro]

yes crabtree

im very confused bout it.

im new to filling out sheets just did basic testing b4