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Hello I have a fuseboard with fuses specifying BSEN60898 on them. Is the fuseboard compatible with the EICR or do I need to replace it?

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    No fuse has such a designation. Perhaps you mean circuit breaker? Fuses are BS 3036 or BS 88.

    Do you have anything in your ‘fusebox’ with the number BS 61008 or BS 4923? If not, then it may be a good idea to replace.

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    No fuse has such a designation. Perhaps you mean circuit breaker? Fuses are BS 3036 or BS 88.

    Do you have anything in your ‘fusebox’ with the number BS 61008 or BS 4923? If not, then it may be a good idea to replace.

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