main fuse id

[tom1]

hello can anyone id this fuse. it has no markings so not sure what type or rateing or bs en number to put down thanks

 

[ianmacd]

I notice the seal faries havent visited it yet. Maybe after they do you could remove it to see the actual fuse.

 

[tom1]

I notice the seal faries havent visited it yet. Maybe after they do you could remove it to see the actual fuse.

the thought had crossed my mind]

 

[tom1]

I notice the seal faries havent visited it yet. Maybe after they do you could remove it to see the actual fuse.

gave it ago but all the lights went out so i could not see the fuse:coat

 

[Bez]

Note it down as a limitation, after all, how are you supposed to know what it is if you're not allowed to break the seal. Or as Ian says, wait till' the seal fairy has been.

 

[Bez]

gave it ago but all the lights went out so i could not see the fuse:coat

Maybe a little walk somewhere lighter whilst the fuse is out?

 

[tom1]

Maybe a little walk somewhere lighter whilst the fuse is out?

 

[batty]

Generally will be bs88 60 amp thats what I would put down anyway.

 

[tom1]

Generally will be bs88 60 amp thats what I would put down anyway.

he did have a new digital meter and 25mm tails, would you expect 100a fuse?

 

[batty]

he did have a new digital meter and 25mm tails, would you expect 100a fuse?

Not with fuse holder that age just put 60 amp but not verified.

 

[Andy™]

i just write 'sealed' on any certs. after all, im not supposed to remove the fuse, and if you have written down what the fuse is, then tis proof you have removed the fuse

 

[dariusthemead]

Hi guys, DNO in our area YEDL (Yorkshire) and NEDL (Northern) have loads of guys going around visiting proprties especially council refurbs and commercials looking for missing seals on the cutout and meters, photographing and passing to revenue recovery as illegally energised properties. They've been hitting the councils to fit 100 amp dpi's. 90 quid a pop.

 

[steptoe]

I never remove the fuse, sealed or not,

just put Not Verified on the cert.

you are not allowed to remove the DNO fuse, that my friend is where you contravene reg 16 of EAW,

unless you are an employee of DNO that is.

 

[ianmacd]

I never remove the fuse, sealed or not,just put Not Verified on the cert.

you are not allowed to remove the DNO fuse, that my friend is where you contravene reg 16 of EAW,

unless you are an employee of DNO that is.

While you are completly correct, how do you then isolate supply to replace CU/tails/whatever?

 

[Andy™]

While you are completly correct, how do you then isolate supply to replace CU/tails/whatever?

you dont. you should get DNO to install isolator, or remove fuse and come back to replace later

or at least thats how its done on paper

 

[Bez]

Oh no, here we go again.

Put the kettle on luv, we could be in for the long haul put the kettle on

 

[cadspark]

Oh no, here we go again.Put the kettle on luv, we could be in for the long haul put the kettle on

Tea with milk and no sugar - on a diet. Ta!