I like a plastic DIN rail as much as the next man, but the cu's mentioned are poor examples.
What does it mean?
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Are Logic included in these as a brand. I took over a job a few weeks ago because the window man (conservatory company) was in over his head.
The board on the wall looked exactly the same as these..
I changed it for an MK explaining to the client that I was not willing to use an unkown product, esopecially when I've got a warranty to obey.
It's sitting in my garage, and there I expect it will remain.
The board on the wall looked exactly the same as these..
I changed it for an MK explaining to the client that I was not willing to use an unkown product, esopecially when I've got a warranty to obey.
It's sitting in my garage, and there I expect it will remain.
Never heard of them, and if you haven't either, thats a bad sign, given that some time in the future you or some other poor spark will have to find an MCB/RCBO for it.
I was a Wylex fan, but I've moved over to Square D's Quickline 2 for SP installations and the KQ II for TP distribution.
I was a Wylex fan, but I've moved over to Square D's Quickline 2 for SP installations and the KQ II for TP distribution.
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I generally still use Wylex since I have bits for them lying around. I think that MK are considerably overpriced nowadays and honestly not a lot better now if at all.
The main differences I see with the cheaper ones is things like the strength of the screw fixing points etc. I do get annoyed at the quality of the screw terminals though - does anyone have a driver that actually fits them properly? There isn't really very much else in a bare CU after all aside from a few ounces of plastic moulding!
The main differences I see with the cheaper ones is things like the strength of the screw fixing points etc. I do get annoyed at the quality of the screw terminals though - does anyone have a driver that actually fits them properly? There isn't really very much else in a bare CU after all aside from a few ounces of plastic moulding!
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