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Chiller Supply. H E L P.

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Can I get away with supplying this chiller rated at 240 Volt 25.5 Amps via a BS88-2 32 Amp cartridge fuse. I do not have any 25 Amp C type breakers in stock.

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    mapj1: 
     

    probably - if a 25 A c type would have done. I cannot see from your link that a 25A c type is ok or not.

    worst will be the fuse goes on the inrush.

    Mike.

    and the fish inside the walk in chiller will suffer. I believe that the supplier of the unit suggested a C25 M.C.B. according to notes supplied by the customer. I am not familiar with these units and am not sure if the motor has a soft start circuit. I can't get a C25 until next week.

    Z.

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    mapj1: 
     

    probably - if a 25 A c type would have done. I cannot see from your link that a 25A c type is ok or not.

    worst will be the fuse goes on the inrush.

    Mike.

    and the fish inside the walk in chiller will suffer. I believe that the supplier of the unit suggested a C25 M.C.B. according to notes supplied by the customer. I am not familiar with these units and am not sure if the motor has a soft start circuit. I can't get a C25 until next week.

    Z.

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