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<blockquote data-quote="catdog1121" data-source="post: 493321" data-attributes="member: 32430"><p>Nah its defo 100A.. I mean its been 16mm for donkeys of years but as im adding extra circuits for an outbuilding I would rather follow BS7671 as far as possible and upgrade the tails to 25mm... I now cutting seals for the cutout fuse is done by most electricians and overlooked. However im not so sure about cutting seals on the meter, supplier says they will not give me permission to cut the seals but want to charge to change even their tails which seems a bit crazy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="catdog1121, post: 493321, member: 32430"] Nah its defo 100A.. I mean its been 16mm for donkeys of years but as im adding extra circuits for an outbuilding I would rather follow BS7671 as far as possible and upgrade the tails to 25mm... I now cutting seals for the cutout fuse is done by most electricians and overlooked. However im not so sure about cutting seals on the meter, supplier says they will not give me permission to cut the seals but want to charge to change even their tails which seems a bit crazy. [/QUOTE]
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