what do you call these things?

[lilman]

Have these types of CU got a particular name? Originally fused neutrals to LHS (now linked through).

 

[Evans Electric]

Can't think of a particular name , Lilman, just ancient stuff TBH, I've never seen that particular style before, with it's own main switch I think.

Can only say its a cast iron , 3036, fusebox .that needs an earth if its still in use.

What make is it ? I can see it says "No. 62" Is it a Lucy, MEM, Bill ???

Always interesting to see this stuff , and what Steps had to fit when he was an apprentice.

 

[batty]

Could be a double pole fuseboard.

 

[Andy™]

Have these types of CU got a particular name?

Firestarter?

 

[steptoe]

Always interesting to see this stuff , and what Steps had to fit when he was an apprentice.

you taught me well O wise one, :slap

 

[kerching]

Well, I used to call anything of this style Deathwish fuseboards especially the ones in the glass fronted mahogany box with the fusewire on the outside of the carrier and the isolator consisting of 2 brass T1TS [think Kylie, mmmmmmmmmmmmmm] linked by a ebonite bar.... :coat

 

[Berlioz]

But why all these rubbish is fitted on the wooden board? Is it allowed in UK? But not on the continent... High time for :coffee

 

[Evans Electric]

Its old stuff , Berlioz, fitted in the 1930s/ 1940s (Guess)