When I say fuses, I mean the ones in an old style consumer unit with a length of replaceable fuse wire. I think the correct term is Plug-in Rewireable Fuse Carrier.
Anywho, whilst trying to find out why some garden lights weren't working (turned out that a fused connection unit, cunningly hidden behind a bread bin, was switched off) I noticed a small consumer unit with 3 x 15amp fuse carriers. (There was a larger one next to it with carriers marked Lights, Cooker, Sockets etc).
They were marked NSW Front Bedroom, NSW Back Bedroom & NSW Lounge.
I know that 5 amp are for lighting, 30 amp for sockets, but why 15 amp? And any idea what NSW stands for?
Just curious really.