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Circuit Breaker manufacture dates

M Gilmore
Hi, I am currently working on a project and I require the manufacture dates of various circuit breakers. I have contacted Schneider (Square D), Eaton (MEM, Memshild etc) and Electrium (Crabtree, Volex, Siemens and Wylex) Schneider have come back but that's it. Does anyone have any old catalogues that are dated? Have any data sheets or have any other evidence of such dates? I'm after information on all types of circuit breakers, so Federal Electric and Dorman Smith included!


Thanks in advance, hopefully someone out there can help me in my quest.
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    I didn’t say they cannot be used, I merely pointed out that they are obsolete if they are not in the current catalogue.


    The only reason I can think of of hand for having a list of the dates devices were manufactured is to aid filling in the estimated age of the installation box on an EICR, but you also need to decide if it I’d the original consumer unit as the wiring could be a lot older.


    Andy Betteridge
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    I didn’t say they cannot be used, I merely pointed out that they are obsolete if they are not in the current catalogue.


    The only reason I can think of of hand for having a list of the dates devices were manufactured is to aid filling in the estimated age of the installation box on an EICR, but you also need to decide if it I’d the original consumer unit as the wiring could be a lot older.


    Andy Betteridge
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