Weirdbeard:Zoomup:
Thanks Weirdbeard that link was enlightening. There's nothing new under the sun.
Z.You are welcome best wishes x :)
The video clip that I posted details of previously in this thread showed a P.C.B. fuse inside the fan unit. That is good. I think that 250mA ceramic fuses could be used which would operated more efficiently under fault conditions. That and a thermal fuse in the motor windings as well. A 3 Amp fuse will not prevent a fire even if it is asked for by the manufacturers.
Z.
Z.
Weirdbeard:Zoomup:
Thanks Weirdbeard that link was enlightening. There's nothing new under the sun.
Z.You are welcome best wishes x :)
The video clip that I posted details of previously in this thread showed a P.C.B. fuse inside the fan unit. That is good. I think that 250mA ceramic fuses could be used which would operated more efficiently under fault conditions. That and a thermal fuse in the motor windings as well. A 3 Amp fuse will not prevent a fire even if it is asked for by the manufacturers.
Z.
Z.
We're about to take you to the IET registration website. Don't worry though, you'll be sent straight back to the community after completing the registration.
Continue to the IET registration site