Told one of my jobs was non-compliant & I had ripped off my customer

[Evans Electric]

I'm surprised that more brands are not making  that style ..

 

[Andy™]

im surprised we dont have a TP RCBO...

 

[steptoe]

im surprised we dont have a TP RCBO...

and just why would you want to disconnect the cpc,?  

stoopid boy,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,    :shakehead

 

[Andy™]

stop the main RCD tripping?

 

[steptoe]

stop the main RCD tripping?

dont you just swap it out for a DP switch when that keeps happening.?      :C

 

[Andy™]

dont you just swap it out for a DP switch when that keeps happening.?      :C

yes, although if it doesnt fit then a bit of 6mm between the in & out terminals is good

 

[kerching]

Dual RCD boards non compliant.   Discuss

:Stir: utthekettleon opcorn

 

[steptoe]

Dual RCD boards non compliant.   Discuss

:Stir: utthekettleon opcorn

thats ridiculous,

everyone knows that, thats why we use 'hi-int' boards, they are the dogs danglies

 

[kerching]

thats ridiculous,

everyone knows that, thats why we use 'hi-int' boards, they are the dogs danglies

I have this discussion yearly with my NIC AE....I have yet to lose the argument  :innocent

 

[steptoe]

I have this discussion yearly with my NIC AE....I have yet to lose the argument  :innocent

HMMMM

not sure I agree,

Hi-Int boards are 100% compliant, as long as all the circuits are on the HI-int part and are using DP RCBOs,  :innocent

so whats the problem,,,?

 

[Andy™]

still relying on 1 main switch & 1 supply to the board, seen plenty of faults that had taken out the service head fuse but nothing inside, so its how far do you go...

 

[happysteve]

Not rocket science  is it ...looking at one of  SBS Dave's boards 

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I feel so sorry for that neutral bar. There it is, all dressed up, ready for the big day... sees the cpcs going in, thinks, "Here we go!" then... nothing. Realises it's the *** tray on a motorbike, the chocolate teapot, the number 9 on a microwave keypad.

Poor neutral bar

 

[Evans Electric]

I refuse to develop feelings towards redundant neutral bars       You'll be opening a home for them next ...or perhaps in the 18 th edition  we will be prompted to remove them  & take them home with us . 

 

[Sharpend]

Eh !     I consider those things with blue test buttons  as being   Residual Current Devices   :C

Then you need to get some work experience with a kitchen company! Perhaps Kerch will put you in contact with a reputable company famous for excellent customer service? :C  

 

[Evans Electric]

So  are these kitchen fitters the experts on RCDs  ...I didn't know that  :coat

 

[Sharpend]

According to OP it would appear so. 

 

[Doc Hudson]

I feel so sorry for that neutral bar. There it is, all dressed up, ready for the big day... sees the cpcs going in, thinks, "Here we go!" then... nothing. Realises it's the *** tray on a motorbike, the chocolate teapot, the number 9 on a microwave keypad.

Poor neutral bar

I think you missed the 'fart in a colander' off that list?

Doc H 

 

[roys]

The neutral bar could be reclassified as a spare screw holder for the Earth bar, granted some relabelling will be required.

 

[Blue Duck]

The neutral bar could be reclassified as a spare screw holder for the Earth bar, granted some relabelling will be required.

Can't remember if SBS Daves terminal screws are made of cheese (probably not)  but I know that most manufacturers could do with a spare screw or ten! :lol:

WTFudge is the point of a torque driver if you can shear half the head off @ 2Nm...

 

[kerching]

HMMMM

not sure I agree,

Hi-Int boards are 100% compliant, as long as all the circuits are on the HI-int part and are using DP RCBOs,  :innocent

so whats the problem,,,?

Good point!

strange how nobody, as yet, has asked why dual RCD boards are "(purely in my own personal, but correct, opinion ) not fully  compliant...so in effect NON compliant, utthekettleon opcorn :Stir: