[gill1]

We have an ancient fuseboard in our house which we are stuck with til we renovate. Am worried that a fuse will blow when I'm cooking the Christmas turkey. Have tried and failed to find replacement fuses or filaments in Dublin. Was hoping someone knew of somewhere? Thanks v much in advance

 

[Oso954]

Dublin.
Do you mean Ireland, California, or ????
How about a hint on what these fuses look like, any identifying numbers, photo, etc.

 

[ddawg16]

I've been to both Dublin's....if the one on the Island.....I would think they would be a common item....considering how old some of the houses are there....

 

[gill1]

Sorry guys, didn't realize that this is an American forum
I'm in Ireland (across the Atlantic).

 

[gregzoll]

Post a picture of your panel board and a picture of the fuses. Here is one place you can order from http://www.altechcorp.com/HTML/Fuses-A.html Another http://www.intermtnfuse.com/european-electrical-fuses.html Another http://europeanfuse.com/

If you don't have a camera handy, on this page https://www.electricireland.ie/ei/residential/safety/trips_and_fuses.jsp Does it look like the NDZ or DZ fuse?

 

[kwikfishron]

Sorry guys, didn't realize that this is an American forum
I'm in Ireland (across the Atlantic).

American based anyway but people post here from all over the Globe.

Welcome to the forum gill1.

 

[frenchelectrican]

We have an ancient fuseboard in our house which we are stuck with til we renovate. Am worried that a fuse will blow when I'm cooking the Christmas turkey. Have tried and failed to find replacement fuses or filaments in Dublin. Was hoping someone knew of somewhere? Thanks v much in advance

Just be aware that the fuse filaments are no longer legal in most of the European area so I just hope that you have Daized fuse holder if so that is pretty common item and the hardware store should have them on hand for few Euros.

Merci,
Marc