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AMD 3/18th edition compliant generator changeover switch

Will Elec
Just trying to source a 4 pole manual generator changeover switch for a domestic property. All the ones I can find seem to be in a plastic non fire rated enclosure, I guess a changeover switch falls into 'any other switchgear' and would need to be fire resistant to be regs compliant! Any thoughts on this?


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Will
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    I agree with Andy - to be a consumer unit there has to be at least one protective device (although the same is not necessarily the case for a distribution board).


    (IMHO, a switch fuse is capable of being a consumer unit.)


    As for enclosure material, what about all those isolators that the DNOs and meter operatives fit?
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    I agree with Andy - to be a consumer unit there has to be at least one protective device (although the same is not necessarily the case for a distribution board).


    (IMHO, a switch fuse is capable of being a consumer unit.)


    As for enclosure material, what about all those isolators that the DNOs and meter operatives fit?
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