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what sort of service protective device is this?

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hi went to look at a job and the main fuse is one I didn't recognise and couldn't find one like it online can anyone tell me the code for it?62db4c3504b194a9635f56c32652f402-huge-img_1511.jpg
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  • Yes you do see them now and again, the back to back linking and also the BS951, in fact the old YEB used a clamp that IMHO was inferior to a BS951 but they were common, personally I like to see the the sweated solder bulb that Norweb did although their earthing conductor itself was more like a piece of wet string. As I straddle both areas I`m used to seeing them (When I say straddle I don`t mean me physically - some may say I do though, but I mean my working area is close to the border of the two old Electric Boards as they were called back in the day)
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  • Yes you do see them now and again, the back to back linking and also the BS951, in fact the old YEB used a clamp that IMHO was inferior to a BS951 but they were common, personally I like to see the the sweated solder bulb that Norweb did although their earthing conductor itself was more like a piece of wet string. As I straddle both areas I`m used to seeing them (When I say straddle I don`t mean me physically - some may say I do though, but I mean my working area is close to the border of the two old Electric Boards as they were called back in the day)
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