Different Types of Protective Devices BS 3036, BS 1361, BSEN 60898 and BS 88 Fuses

[@GSHElectrical]

== 🕐 Time Stamps - Cut to the action 🕕 == 00:05 - introduction to different types of fuse (overcurrent devices) 00:27 - BS 3036 fuses explained 03:57 - BS 3036 different colours used to identify different fuse ratings in Amps 06:00 - BS 1361 cartridge fuses explained 08:55 - BS EN 60898 MCB miniature circuit breakers 10:52 - how do MCB's miniature circuit breakers work 12:55 - BS 88 fuse explained

[@cag9284]

Would been interesting to show the wylex plug-in circuit breaker too..to show younger guys what to expect aswell. Great video too.

[@imys]

Great video, helped me with my college work on different protection devices 👌

[@GSHElectrical]

Thanks for the message I am glad the video helped 👍

[@sirmonomir9880]

Thank you for the video helps me to prepare for my lvl 2 exam

[@GSHElectrical]

That’s great news and all the best with your assessments 👍🏻

[@davidroche6973]

Great video, super helpful resource for my level 3 project, as well as when I was studying at level 2. Thank you 👍

[@seandempsey7351]

Rewireble fuse came in 5 15 20 30 45 and 50amp . Ie white blue yellow red green and orange carriers also the carriers should have a small peace of solid asbestos in the centre as a flash absorber. And yes they are still compliant and can still be installed. Contrary to popular belief regulations can only be applied from the time they come in to force not before , so if you see an old installation with a rewireble fuse bird and no RCD it if fine as it was installed before the regs on RCDs came in to force . Sorry forgot, fantastic video as always Gaz 👍👍👍❤️

[@JasperJanssen]

For the record, it is not true that regulations can *only* be applied to new or upgraded installations - it’s just far more common.

[@mcbunson]

Could you do a video explaining BS 60269 fuses and how the standard overlaps with BS 1361 and BS 88?

[@bernardcharlesworth9860]

Thanks very good video

[@arturomonsalverodriguez6610]

Thank you for your video 👍

[@GSHElectrical]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@JasperJanssen]

Do you guys ever have E27 fuses, in ceramic or modern carriers?

[@hamidbazmi7948]

Hi, I wonder if you would explain about P.V solar system. Just the part after invertor towards C.U? I wonder if off grid and on grid feed all goes to Henley block and the feed the consumer unit. Any suggestions please? Thanks

[@whopaimon5407]

Very helpful video Gaz 👍

[@line10cls]

if yo look at the pin design a lower rated fuse can be fitted into a higher rated fuse holder ( de rating circuit fuse ) but a higher rated fuse can not be fitted in to a lower rated fuse holder ( stopping you over valuing fuse ) . the pins on the 5 amp fuse can well handle over 5 amps.

[@GSHElectrical]

Thanks for taking the time to comment GSH Electrical 👍

[@michaelcostello6991]

I would have thought a CB would have a better fusing factor than a cartridge fuse with the latest technology ? Is this an issue

[@JasperJanssen]

It does. Lower is better.

[@ahmet6144]

Hello, I love your videos but it would be great if you could make some playlists for beginner videos and other playlists for more advanced videos. Thank you for your hard work!

[@GSHElectrical]

+Ahmet Bozdag Hi thanks for the kind words. My learners have now finished for the summer so I am going to try and video some of the early basic skills and safety stuff in the coming weeks. All the best GSH ELECTRICAL

[@eaglebird87]

Where I can study city&guilds2365 funded course?in London

[@olegdanylkiv229]

able skills dartford

[@Gameplay686]

Waltham forest college bro

[@WaschyNumber1]

Wher can I be sure not to buy a fake domestic ceramic fuses? 🤔