Shower circuit design.

Sparkingchip: 
 

My only issue with Chint is that I could not find a wholesaler who keep their MCBs in stock, Screwfix supply them, but they don’t keep them in stock with them only being available after 24-48 hours.

If Chint and Screwfix ensured there was stock in each branch I would have completely resolved all the issues on Friday and there would not now be unresolved issues to deal with.

I actually have a better stock of 40 amp circuit protective devices in my van than any wholesaler in the United Kingdom have in their warehouse, except a some of the specialist second hand suppliers such as Willrose, but I didn’t have Chint so I have ordered three as  “just in case” van stock.

 

So what is really wrong with fitting a different make of M.C.B. and slightly adjusting a bus-bar finger to suit? Or putting the new device at the end of a shorter bus-bar and linking it by a short wire tail/link? Isn't that just site engineering?  A better quality make of M.C.B. than Chint would be a benefit.

Z.

Sparkingchip: 
 

My only issue with Chint is that I could not find a wholesaler who keep their MCBs in stock, Screwfix supply them, but they don’t keep them in stock with them only being available after 24-48 hours.

If Chint and Screwfix ensured there was stock in each branch I would have completely resolved all the issues on Friday and there would not now be unresolved issues to deal with.

I actually have a better stock of 40 amp circuit protective devices in my van than any wholesaler in the United Kingdom have in their warehouse, except a some of the specialist second hand suppliers such as Willrose, but I didn’t have Chint so I have ordered three as  “just in case” van stock.

 

So what is really wrong with fitting a different make of M.C.B. and slightly adjusting a bus-bar finger to suit? Or putting the new device at the end of a shorter bus-bar and linking it by a short wire tail/link? Isn't that just site engineering?  A better quality make of M.C.B. than Chint would be a benefit.

Z.