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Navigate electrical safety with FuseBox: Discover top tips on consumer units, circuit protection, and efficient electrical solutions.
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The FuseBox Phenomenon: Why Electricians Are Switching to This Consumer Unit Brand
In the evolving landscape of electrical installations, the choice of consumer units plays a pivotal role in ensuring safety, compliance, and efficiency.
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Ensuring Electrical Safety with Bidirectional Protective Devices
In modern electrical systems, there are scenarios where current can flow in both directions. Bidirectional RCBOs allow current to flow in both directions. Find out why this is important and which RCBOs are compliant.
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To Surge or Not to Surge, that is the Question
When it comes to electrical safety, a surge protection consumer unit is your first line of defense against transient overvoltages that can wreak havoc on your home electronics.
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Earn FuseBox Reward Points
You can now earn reward points when you purchase FuseBox products.
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Introducing FuseBox TPN Distribution Boards
The highly awaited FuseBox TPN (Triple Pole & Neutral) distribution boards are finally here, but they’re selling fast due to the high demand.
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How to Order a FuseBox Consumer Unit Like a Pro
Our comprehensive guide on FuseBox consumer units, the unsung heroes of your electrical distribution system with pro tips from installers.
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Ultimate Guide to RCBOs: Enhancing Electrical Safety for Homes & Businesses
Residual Current Breakers with Over-Current (RCBOs) are vital components in ensuring electrical safety in residential and commercial environments.
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What Are The Amendment 2 Wiring Changes?
Amendment 2 of the 18th Edition IET Wiring Regulations (BS 7671:2018) recently came into effect on March 28, 2022. Read more about how these changes can impact your installations. -
What Is the Difference Between an RCD and RCBO?
What exactly is an RCD and RCBO? How do they work? And is there any difference between them? Let's answer these questions. -
Why Use an AFDD?
Find out what an AFDD is and why its used. These relatively new circuit protection devices can prevent fires and save lives.