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Best Practices for Connecting Multiple Wires to a Single Fuse in Switchboards

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  • #31 13751995
    Łukasz-O
    Admin of electroenergetics  
    madz123 wrote:

    Electrical engineering, power engineering are difficult industries - but only because of people - because there are a lot of people here who think that they have eaten all their minds by graduating from school / studies / gaining qualifications / SEP / construction, etc. - and we are talking about ordinary wires and a few patterns.

    That's it for me. Thank you for this forum.



    So you have to bring up this "difficult" topic about the grouping of SEP members.
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The discussion revolves around the practice of connecting multiple wires to a single fuse or circuit breaker in electrical installations. Participants debate whether it is acceptable to connect two or more wires to one circuit breaker, with some arguing that it is common practice among electricians, while others emphasize the importance of adhering to safety standards and best practices. The consensus leans towards the recommendation of using separate circuit breakers for different circuits to ensure proper protection and avoid potential hazards. Concerns are raised about the implications of overloading a single circuit breaker and the necessity of maintaining adequate space within the switchgear. The conversation highlights the importance of professional electrical installation and the potential risks associated with improper wiring practices.
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