House connections, block up the fuse box?

There are certain clearance areas in the TAB in front of connections and meter cabinets that must be observed. Simply building everything up solidly is not possible. Placing movable items in front of them should be at your discretion. Just try googling TAB 2019.

Yes, such a thing exists. According to experience, no one adheres to it. Within this area to be kept clear, I have: the MSH installation Gas meter Water meter Telekom box The municipal utilities did not prevent me from getting the connection laid this week and having a meter installed. I wouldn't have any major concerns about the house connection box either. What could happen there? If a fuse blows, you just have to clear the area; the "operational" fuse is in the distribution box. What I would absolutely not block or obstruct, however, is the inverter, because it needs ventilation.

I wouldn't have any major concerns about the house connection box either. What could happen there? If a fuse blows, you just have to clear it out; the "usage" fuse is in the distribution box.

Tell that to the fire department if they can't get to the fuse box in the event of a fire. Or if you yourself need to get to the fuse box QUICKLY in the event of a fire or water damage.

The difference between the [Hausanschlusskasten] and the [Sicherungskasten] is known, right? It doesn't seem so to me.

PS: The [Hausanschlusskasten] is sealed and contains NH fuses. As a layperson and even as a professional without appropriate protective equipment, you have no business inside it. Even the fire brigade does not approach it in case of fire...

The difference between the house connection box and the fuse box is known, right? Doesn’t seem like it to me. PS: The house connection box is sealed and contains NH fuses. As a layman and even as a professional without appropriate protective equipment, you have absolutely no business messing with it. Even the fire brigade doesn't touch it in case of fire...

Sorry, I read sloppily. I was referring to the normal fuse box, which the OP also wants to install.

"Install" is a bit of an exaggeration, a base cabinet would still allow full access to the fuses. At least for me, my wife would probably find it more difficult ;)

But I’m still thinking about the roller solution.