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Old 10-12-2007, 07:40 PM   #1
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I i have isolated a domestic system at the incoming meter isolator, then ripped out the old fuse box and wiring so i have no power in the house, is there a safe solution to running a supply for power tools/lights from the switched side of the incoming meter isolator, Russell.
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Kind of, its called a generator or temp drop.
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i usually fit a ' builders board ' to the origin of the supply Russell,it consists of a small consumer unit like four or five modules fitted with an RCD (gfci) and a couple of MCB's (Minature Circuit Breakers) along with two or three twin socket outlets mounted on a stout piece of backboard.
This works well for power and lights.

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Don't forget your earthing arrangements Russell.



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