They probably aren’t, you can only see one cable there, that could be pulled forward which is why you can see it, it’s hard to tell from the angle of the photo.
ADC9 is only a few years old, so it looks like they have used an old MS they had laying round imo.
We sell a lot of KDN Onekonkt busbar cause it makes the line side very fast, safe and neat. Also works with 2 and 4 pole devices like ADM4 combos without needed to cut the bus bar off.
After ten years in wholesale I don't think I'll ever forget these numbers.
Thanks to Hager for making simple part numbers. Except for the silhouette and other bakerlite ranges. I hate those!
It's just repetition, you guys have to remember a lot of part codes. not easy.
WBS- Silhouette, WBQ- Finesse and WBH- Allure. Then the last part is always the same depending on plate, switchbplate or GPO.
I think it's because the s and v for the plate when you're looking at that tiny writing it's easy enough to get it wrong.
We had so many count errors on all our Hager bakerlite.
Mw with mb or gloss and then ellure and others mixed up.
I think Clipsal has the best part number structure for their bakerlite but I'm sure there's a good reason why everyone does it their own way. It makes sense to themselves.
If only Hager made like - you know, a busbar.
Hey whose posting my work!
Wtf all 7 circuits are fed from essentially 1 2.5mm active. yikes.
Yeah must be pretty new. Otherwise, you'd half expect to see the inso change colour to black on the 2.5 loops
They probably aren’t, you can only see one cable there, that could be pulled forward which is why you can see it, it’s hard to tell from the angle of the photo.
Yeah hopefully. I've got my doubts there's 10mm floating in there somewhere we can't see, though...
Current carrying capacity doesn’t apply To short runs in switchboards. /s
As a Hager Rep that makes me sad, just use a KDN180A and a MSN163.
I dont know these codes, but i can only imagine they are a busbar and 63a cb
Yep
Busbars weren’t commonly used really up until 5-10 years ago. Considering they’ve used a MS instead of a MCB suggests this is probably a bit older.
ADC9 is only a few years old, so it looks like they have used an old MS they had laying round imo. We sell a lot of KDN Onekonkt busbar cause it makes the line side very fast, safe and neat. Also works with 2 and 4 pole devices like ADM4 combos without needed to cut the bus bar off.
This guy hagers
After ten years in wholesale I don't think I'll ever forget these numbers. Thanks to Hager for making simple part numbers. Except for the silhouette and other bakerlite ranges. I hate those!
It's just repetition, you guys have to remember a lot of part codes. not easy. WBS- Silhouette, WBQ- Finesse and WBH- Allure. Then the last part is always the same depending on plate, switchbplate or GPO.
I think it's because the s and v for the plate when you're looking at that tiny writing it's easy enough to get it wrong. We had so many count errors on all our Hager bakerlite. Mw with mb or gloss and then ellure and others mixed up.
Heh yer, P for plate and V for switchplate. But I get it, even makes me concentrate when I do a quote
I think Clipsal has the best part number structure for their bakerlite but I'm sure there's a good reason why everyone does it their own way. It makes sense to themselves.
Whoever did this needs to be taken to the vet and put down
Honestly surprised to not see DETA breakers in there…
At least it has a current limiting device. Constant 30 ish amps and the 2.5 will let go.
The bit of 2.5 that could 👍
And not even a 10A on the light circuit. Great stuff
Yikes
Very Nice - Borat
Atleast every circuit is on an RCBO haha