Fuse Board – 5 Bedroom House, Replacing two existing outdated boards with one new board

This fuse board was to supply a five bedroom house in Whitstable, Kent.

This board change took one full day. Two existing old boards were removed and replaced with a new consumer unit. The images below show the sequence of work taking place.

 

Picture 1: Image of original fuse board and RCBO with switches. This was removed.
Picture 2: Image of orginal fuse board in process of being removed. You can see the exposed electrical wires.
Picture 3: New fuse board in position mounted on a new wooden board. Existing electric cables are ready for wiring.
Picture 4: New fuse board mounted on new wooden board. Wiring for RCBO are still exposed underneath
Picture 5: Some of the switches (MCB) for the individual circuits in the house have been wired in. An RCBO switch has also been wired in.
Picture 6: All the electrical circuits have been wired in. Each circuit has a MCB switch which is clearly labeled. THE RCBO switches are red.
Picture 7: 17th Edition Fuse board with cover closed. Board is clearly labeled with warning stickers.
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