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    Drivers are rated to 7A, and motors just to 4.2A. Probably will be running them at over 3.14A ref I think.
    Would a 4A fust be okay?

    Currently looking at the industrial DIN rail fuses holders like this one, unless anyone can suggest anything better/cheaper.
    https://www.rapidonline.com/mersen-c...holder-26-5786

    Also looks like most people are using double pole MCB's on the live and neutral before the PSU. Is this essential? I thought only the live would need one?
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