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Plywood backboard for BS EN61439-3 compliant consumer unit

George Frewin
Can a plywood backboard be used for mounting a BS EN61439-3 compliant consumer unit ?

The consumer unit itself is a non-combustible enclosure providing the cables are not rear entry through the plywood so I do not see an issue here but

there are mixed opinions on using such a scenario on other forums.
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    not a problem so long as integrity of the DB enclosure is not compromised.


    Other contrary views are a sort of " race memory" due to the open back type DBs circa 1960s that required a bakelight back installed on non brick/ non plaster/ non masonary walls.
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    not a problem so long as integrity of the DB enclosure is not compromised.


    Other contrary views are a sort of " race memory" due to the open back type DBs circa 1960s that required a bakelight back installed on non brick/ non plaster/ non masonary walls.
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