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Looks like someone knows the drill.......
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Might have been a bit warm in there. Needed some airflow ?? :slap
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Quality through and through......whats not to like?
On my "photocell rectification job" there is a Europa board with a slot across the top which my estwing hammer fell through......SIDEWAYS,,,,!
On my "photocell rectification job" there is a Europa board with a slot across the top which my estwing hammer fell through......SIDEWAYS,,,,!
is that putting right r.b's photocell job?
probably easier to just leave the cover off
It doesn't really show in that pic but the plastic is going yellow from heat on the top. We now do all the refits for this high street chain of shops, this one was done before us. They always have a 'last man out switch' by the front door for all the non-essential electrics that these relays are for . We wire a 4 pole contactor in a metal box on 3 phase or on a single phase, a double pole contactor to a second consumer unit.
I would like to know what those 12 Merlin Gerin contactors/relays cost (plus the work involved) and if their spec allows grouping 12 in one enclosure
I would like to know what those 12 Merlin Gerin contactors/relays cost (plus the work involved) and if their spec allows grouping 12 in one enclosure
worked on a few similar setups before. on one of them, they wanted the key switch changed to a normal switch. right next to the door. i think shop is still empty, but someone could have fun with that, just hit switch and watch the chaos
How big is the British standard finger these days?
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I too would like to know the thinking behind this but as always we will never know...
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I too would like to know the thinking behind this but as always we will never know...
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Doesnt the BGB say the top surfaces test is a 1mm 'rod' not a finger ?
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It is generically known as the finger test
The test finger is a different item with a joint so it is passed through and twisted to see if it touches anything.
BS 3042:1971
Specification for standard test fingers and probes for checking protection against electrical, mechanical and thermal hazard
Status : Revised, Withdrawn Published : October 1971 Replaced By : BS 3042:1992, IEC 61032:1990
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Articulated, thats the word i was trying to remember !
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There was once a test finger for sale on ebay. I considered buying it for amusement value!
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why pick on me????Canoeboy said:
it wasnt me with the jazz mag on sale,,,, :|
we wouldn't expect you to sell you prize collection :slap
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The spark was probably worried that the ambient temperature would affect the current carrying capacity of the cables and it was a sort of spur of the moment thought - why not drill 30 or 40 holes in the top of the CU to cool the cables down sort of thing....
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