Power cable types suitable for Boat marina

and that photo is load diversity in action. I've always been amazed how many of those 'ray gun' shaped adapters can be cascaded before things actually trip.

I hope you too had an enjoyable holiday, and didn't (as I did, sadly) come home with more photos of substations, pylons etc as of the boat, the family, interesting places visited etc.

Did your boat have an RCD and shunt trip connected to an over and under voltage monitor as well ?

Mike

and that photo is load diversity in action. I've always been amazed how many of those 'ray gun' shaped adapters can be cascaded before things actually trip.

I hope you too had an enjoyable holiday, and didn't (as I did, sadly) come home with more photos of substations, pylons etc as of the boat, the family, interesting places visited etc.

Did your boat have an RCD and shunt trip connected to an over and under voltage monitor as well ?

Mike

mapj1 said:

I hope you too had an enjoyable holiday, and didn't (as I did, sady) come home with more photos of substations, pylons etc as of the boat, the family, interesting places visited etc.

Sad indeed! I can’t imagine anyone doing that! Still, here is a nice photo I took of some hay bales.  Shannonbridge Power Station in the background is totally incidental, although, interestingly, it has recently been converted for use as a temporary emergency generation unit. Those stacks are exhausts for the diesel-powered turbines.