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Mihaita - Sorin Dan

Large panel distribution board, with all three front doors not opening fully because they hit the tray and lights.

Would you classify it as C2 or C3? 

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    At least it's not as bad as the domestic CU with a gas pipe run so close across the front of it that the fuse carriers couldn't be pulled...

    Was the light there when the DB was installed or last worked on? If so there must be enough space to allow access.

    Maybe just a C3 for the light as it's unsuitable for the conditions in that location - i.e. likely to be damaged by being hit by the DB door.

      - Andy.

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    At least it's not as bad as the domestic CU with a gas pipe run so close across the front of it that the fuse carriers couldn't be pulled...

    Was the light there when the DB was installed or last worked on? If so there must be enough space to allow access.

    Maybe just a C3 for the light as it's unsuitable for the conditions in that location - i.e. likely to be damaged by being hit by the DB door.

      - Andy.

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