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In domestic instalation ALL lighters may be I or II class... Is it? As well in bath rooms...

Well, Sidewinder. All modern regulations as GB as Europian (and Lithuanian correspond to Europian) are completely based on IEC standart. Ant the Om and Kirhchoff lows (or principles?) are alike. Differ only traditions and divices. You ll never see such a luminare switches or sokets as you use...

To Sidewinter. Well, it easy. On the Lithuanian (and thats means on the Europian) market theres no domestic (for rezidential houses) cookers more than 7kW. All the modern cookers allower connecting 1ph (in my previous post 1F, sorry) and 3ph (the connecting scheme is shown as a rule on the back...

All domestic cookers need: 1. 1F.-3x6mm2 Cu 2. 3F.-5x2,5mm2 Cu Thats enough. Berlioz. Time to go home...

"There are no free links to the BRB its copyrighted" That s cruel. Berlioz

"f it is 10.5kw at 230 volts then it will be 240/230 x 10.5 = 10.95kw at 240v and 251/230 x 10.5 = 11.45kw at 251v" Sorry to remind, but consumption of the Pwer is Constanta. If the Voltage is more (240V), Ampers are less. P=U*I (without coefficients). One more time my request: "has smbd the...

has smbd the link to BRB? I would like to have a look at it. Regards. Berlioz

Hi everybody. Did not cach the point. Fusing Factor. It means, when the Fuse (in Automatic Switch) will react to overloading. Well. It'll happen, when the rating current is equal 1,13*Inom. In this case it ll happen during 1 h. (for the aut. switches up to 50A, and during 2h-from 63A). And if...

But why all these rubbish is fitted on the wooden board? Is it allowed in UK? But not on the continent... High time for :coffee