file distro build

11 years 10 months ago #17892 by twinsteve
distro build was created by twinsteve
heres some pics of a 3 phaze in single phaze out distro im building
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11 years 10 months ago #17893 by twinsteve
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11 years 10 months ago #17900 by jbinks
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Hi Steve

The distro looks tidy but there are a few points that might be important:

The breaker looks to be redundant? The outlets look to be the same rating as the inlet (eg 32/3 -> 3x 32/1) so everything will be protected by the upstream protection on the source.

Make sure you earth-bond everything metal. So this means the rails, handles, external metalwork etc. It all needs to be bonded to earth otherwise a stray live cable could touch exposed metal and cause that item to become live without triggering the protection.

I like the look of that meter, do you have a link for more information?

Cheers,
John

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11 years 9 months ago #18597 by teun
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jbinks wrote: Hi Steve

The distro looks tidy but there are a few points that might be important:

The breaker looks to be redundant? The outlets look to be the same rating as the inlet (eg 32/3 -> 3x 32/1) so everything will be protected by the upstream protection on the source.

Make sure you earth-bond everything metal. So this means the rails, handles, external metalwork etc. It all needs to be bonded to earth otherwise a stray live cable could touch exposed metal and cause that item to become live without triggering the protection.

I like the look of that meter, do you have a link for more information?

Cheers,
John

It's not a breaker but an RCD.

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