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How to tell main fuse size
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<blockquote data-quote="NozSpark" data-source="post: 508478" data-attributes="member: 601"><p>As [USER=4678]@boltonsparky[/USER] says..... get your installer to install an EV charge point with load curtailment built in... with a 60A main fuse the limit should be set to 55A. But this should be ascertained when they do their site survey... if you're just making an online enquiry with them, through something like EVcomply, then just fill the form in to the best of your knowledge and take the required photos</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NozSpark, post: 508478, member: 601"] As [USER=4678]@boltonsparky[/USER] says..... get your installer to install an EV charge point with load curtailment built in... with a 60A main fuse the limit should be set to 55A. But this should be ascertained when they do their site survey... if you're just making an online enquiry with them, through something like EVcomply, then just fill the form in to the best of your knowledge and take the required photos [/QUOTE]
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