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ADELID - Fuses, differentials, ADELID arresters is it worth it?

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  • #1 15462721
    lukzak2298
    Level 18  
    Hi
    On a popular auction site I found ADELID products: differentials, protectors, fuses, etc. at extremely attractive prices.

    Is it worth using? Nowhere can I find any opinions about ADELID (except for tools). How not then what? It is known for a good quality / price ratio.

    Greetings
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  • #2 15462894
    Magic_moon

    Level 31  
    Praga, I knew that they produced, but I did not expect RCDs.
    I recommend ABB, Hager.
  • #3 15463016
    lukzak2298
    Level 18  
    Only this is a completely different price range. I have seen Legrandy from the cheap ones. Maybe someone else will suggest something about ADELID? How is it with the quality of the plastic (does it not break when tightening) or the screws do not move around when tightening?
  • #4 15463113
    Magic_moon

    Level 31  
    Buddy, you need to tighten the terminals with feeling. Because whatever producer I am, it can always be made.
  • #5 15463119
    lukzak2298
    Level 18  
    I tighten until the cable moves and then a little more. With feeling. But after a few such maneuvers, something will usually twist / break.
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  • #6 15467607
    bartek_p
    Level 31  
    lukzak2298 really need to look for such savings?
    After all, after the photo you can see that it is the same sort as BEMKO, and there is probably nothing worse on the market. But there are those who assemble them and claim that it is great equipment.
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  • #7 15468227
    lukzak2298
    Level 18  
    ;) you don't have to, but the seller had a full range of products and I didn't want to look for it.

    I think I will choose legrand, cheap and branded (?)
  • #8 15470852
    malina998
    Level 17  
    I heard something about the press from this company, but nothing at all about security and equipment.
    I think the difference in prices is not great and it is better to choose something proven :) Eaton, Hager, Schneider or ABB.
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  • #9 15475749
    Magic_moon

    Level 31  
    And where does this friend of Schneider come from?
  • #10 15475783
    polaklbn
    Level 24  
    I, in turn, will recommend EATON. I have been using it for years and there have never been problems. Their neatness is their additional advantage!
  • #11 15475860
    elpapiotr
    Electrician specialist
    Somehow I have no problems with Legrand:

    ADELID - Fuses, differentials, ADELID arresters is it worth it?

    but I will not despise Hager either :D

    ADELID - Fuses, differentials, ADELID arresters is it worth it?
  • #12 15475882
    Magic_moon

    Level 31  
    No surge protection ;) ;)
  • #13 15475884
    Łukasz-O
    Admin of electroenergetics
    And you won't despise that either?
    ADELID - Fuses, differentials, ADELID arresters is it worth it?
    :D
  • #14 15475889
    elpapiotr
    Electrician specialist
    A fe. I do not use, do not use or buy.
  • #15 15475895
    Magic_moon

    Level 31  
    Łukasz has been watching your work for some time, but this one doesn't suit you.
    If I offended you (give a warning) ;)
  • #16 15475899
    polaklbn
    Level 24  
    elpapiotr wrote:
    but I will not despise Hager either :D

    How nicely the tape is secured :) . In EATON it is so pleasant that the essays can be blocked with a piece of half-half. It is then aesthetic, and even some "finishers" are not able to turn on "because it broke".
  • #17 15475904
    Magic_moon

    Level 31  
    elpapiotr wrote:
    A fe. I do not use, do not use or buy.


    Sure sure ;)
    And the shoulder of my favorite signal lamps ;)
    how is it ?
    Bodzio ;)
  • #18 15475914
    Łukasz-O
    Admin of electroenergetics
    Magic_moon wrote:
    Łukasz has been watching your work for some time, but this one doesn't suit you.
    If I offended you (give a warning) ;)

    ADELID - Fuses, differentials, ADELID arresters is it worth it?
    It's not mine. I came to replace the lamp in the lantern and had to bridge the contactor because some moron invented a twilight machine on the roof.
  • #19 15475921
    Magic_moon

    Level 31  
    Łukasz-O wrote:
    because some moron invented a twilight machine on the roof.


    But it must be admitted that the mother of good artists when it comes to power installations.
  • #20 15475923
    elpapiotr
    Electrician specialist
    polaklbn wrote:
    elpapiotr wrote:
    but I will not despise Hager either :D

    How nicely the tape is secured :) . In EATON it is so pleasant that the essays can be blocked with a piece of half-half. It is then aesthetic, and even some "finishers" are not able to turn on "because it broke".
    An electrician is a finishing worker, aware of the fact that you can apply voltage to circuits with no equipment or receiver installed.
    On the other side, the wires are secured.
    My task was to "string up" the switchboard.
  • #21 15476213
    polaklbn
    Level 24  
    When I wrote "finisher" I meant Mr. putty who does not want to develop an extension cord because he has a socket under his nose. "After all, what is it for me to turn on ?! He secured it with a tape ?! I won't break up?" - because everyone is an electrician.
    And when I secured EATON with half a half, some time later I picked up a phone with complaints that the words were broken and that the putty had no way to mix the mortar because he had to run down ...
  • #22 15477341
    lukzak2298
    Level 18  
    I think that this off is enough. I bought a little (on Aledrogo) more expensive Legrand and I will not wonder what these inventions are.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the ADELID brand, specifically its products such as fuses, differentials, and protectors, which are available at competitive prices. Users express skepticism about the quality of ADELID products, comparing them to established brands like ABB, Hager, Eaton, and Legrand. Concerns are raised regarding the durability of materials and the reliability of the products, particularly in terms of terminal tightening and overall performance. Some participants suggest opting for more reputable brands to ensure safety and quality, while others note that ADELID products may be similar to lower-end brands like BEMKO. Ultimately, the consensus leans towards choosing well-known brands for electrical safety equipment.
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