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14 June 2011, 19:55
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Thanks guys. Checked the manual and it says "Tx current 6 amps @ 25W".
I've changed the order to a 7.5 amp fuse.
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14 June 2011, 20:01
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So are you saying that each item of electrical equipment should be supplied radially on individual fuses to suit?
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Unsure about the term radially you are using in this context if you mean outward from centre, centre being the main feed then yes, i.e fused feed into fuse box and individual circuits fused to connected equipment. Same methodology as consumer unit feeding ring, then the fused plug top feeding appliance !!
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14 June 2011, 20:10
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Unsure about the term radially you are using in this context if you mean outward from centre, centre being the main feed then yes, i.e fused feed into fuse box and individual circuits fused to connected equipment. Same methodology as consumer unit feeding ring, then the fused plug top feeding appliance !!
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Ah right! so what size fuse would you put in the fused feed to the fuse box? or for that matter, the ring main on a consumer unit?
PS Radial, parallel & Ring are all standard terms to describe distribution systems, but with 38 years experience..................
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14 June 2011, 20:38
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Simple question, would you fit a fuse into a circuit that had a higher rating than the supply cable? e.g. would you fit a 20A fuse into a cable rated at 10A & if not, why not?
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14 June 2011, 20:46
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you took your time
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you took your time
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Sorry pikey, busy watching this thread as well.
http://www.rib.net/forum/f31/really-...tml#post406125
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I have never said that I would put in a larger fuse than the cable... END Of bye !!
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14 June 2011, 20:58
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Ah! I'd missed that. Someone's not having a good night
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I'd say the fuse protected the circuit and the circuit is a closed loop of conductors through which electrons flow, so you're both right, or wrong.
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I'd say the fuse protected the circuit and the circuit is a closed loop of conductors through which electrons flow, so you're both right, or wrong.
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14 June 2011, 21:40
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Ah a man that understands
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Ahem! in case you missed it "so you're both right, or wrong"
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