Charger cable melting!

[Stooo]

Thank you sparky coming tomorrow to have a look.

Better safe than sorry

Yeah a mate who is a year away from retirement is coming round fully qualified and tooled up.

Get the kettle on

[paulthurrott]

Thank you sparky coming tomorrow to have a look.

Better safe than sorry

Yeah a mate who is a year away from retirement is coming round fully qualified and tooled up.

Get the kettle on

As long as the cable for it doesn't melt.

[LordRaven]

Thank you sparky coming tomorrow to have a look.

Better safe than sorry

Yeah a mate who is a year away from retirement is coming round fully qualified and tooled up.

Get the kettle on

As long as the cable for it doesn't melt.

Which might, in turn, fuck up the element.

[Rolluplostinspace]

Circuit breaker changed.
Only fault to be found was that breaker wasn't properly tight on the bus bar.
I didn't even know I had busses or bars in my pantry but there you go.

[Stooo]

Circuit breaker changed.
Only fault to be found was that breaker wasn't properly tight on the bus bar.
I didn't even know I had busses or bars in my pantry but there you go.

A bus bar is three phase rather 240v, are you running a grow?

[Rolluplostinspace]

Circuit breaker changed.
Only fault to be found was that breaker wasn't properly tight on the bus bar.
I didn't even know I had busses or bars in my pantry but there you go.

A bus bar is three phase rather 240v, are you running a grow?

No a bus bar is a metal strip cuttable to size that connects all the trip switches along the bottom in a domestic box to each other then they have seperate piece of wire coming out the top of each one.

[Guest]

Circuit breaker changed.
Only fault to be found was that breaker wasn't properly tight on the bus bar.
I didn't even know I had busses or bars in my pantry but there you go.

Glad to know you're safe.

[Stooo]

Circuit breaker changed.
Only fault to be found was that breaker wasn't properly tight on the bus bar.
I didn't even know I had busses or bars in my pantry but there you go.

A bus bar is three phase rather 240v, are you running a grow?

No a bus bar is a metal strip cuttable to size that connects all the trip switches along the bottom in a domestic box to each other then they have seperate piece of wire coming out the top of each one.

I've only come across them in commercial settings

Back when I was rigging you had to know the electrical layout for constantly on stuff like boosters and multi-switches but the sparks sorted that out. I'm fine trunking into a domestic power supply but I don't know much about three phase other than bus bars