7 Oct
2005
7 Oct
'05
4:36 p.m.
On Fri, October 7, 2005 5:50 pm, Alistair MacDonald said:
Your friend would appear to live in a different UK to
me. It is however
common practice for the outlets to be in a ring with a 30A fuse in the
fusebox.
Indeed, I've never seen a 50a pair run like that though obviously I've
never been to every house in the UK :)
items with the wrong fuse. Those of us who perform
Portable Appliance
Tests on things get very annoyed at having to replace the fuses on the
first test. Anyone want any 13A fuses? 8-)
Those of us who do electrical work (before getting the appropriate
government body in to test and sign off etc....jeez!) despair at portable
lights and kettles etc run off 13A fuses because 'that'll work won't it'
ObClassiccmp: I saw a PET 8032 with 8050 floppy drive and printer
yesterday. Bet all of it had 13A fuses :D
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Anyone heard of anything so ridiculous?!
(sorry :))
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