The other advantage is that you can run the old manky rubber off an RCBO, if you can stop the thing from tripping constantly...
Christian.
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Swapping meter tails - no consumer fuse
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Stefek Zaba wrote | "bloomineckerslike, off to Stores for another of those | Poles, Barge, Wooden, Full-length, Touching, For The | Avoidance Of" implements.
Poles, Barge, Wooden, etc, no longer comply with the HSE requirements for avoiding live working. They have to be Poles, Barge, Fibreglass, etc, now.
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That sounds very much like an old 30A rewireable fuse, which all Electricity Boards (pre-privatisation) had a programme for removal. Whilst you may now be fairly happy with what you're doing, I would still contact your local distribution company and tell them you think you have an old rewireable main fuse, and could they please inspect and replace it if necessary.