Visually improving sub-distribution boards – permitted and safe?

Hello everyone, I'm an electronics engineer and would like to spruce up my sub-distribution board, as it's located in a visible area of ​​my house. My idea is to replace the standard cover with a transparent panel and also install subtle lighting to make the whole thing more visually appealing. Of course, I want to…

Are the wires heavily corroded/green?

Hello, first of all: I'm not a certified electrician, but I'm confident in my statements. This post does not constitute professional advice and should therefore not be relied upon as a guide or as a basis for practical applications. 𝗠𝗲𝗢𝗻 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝗺: After gradually redoing some things (light switches/sockets) in my house (built in 1978, π—Ÿπ—²π—Άπ˜π˜‚π—»π—΄π—²π—»:…

Residual current circuit breaker labeled "gutter"?

Hello, in our house (a block of flats with 12 apartments) I found an RCD labeled "Gutter" in the meter cabinet in the basement next to the circuit breakers (for the individual circuits in the basement compartments) and other RCDs. Now my question: What is this good for? Gutter heating or something like that?

Supply line sub-distribution PE conductor run separately?

Hello everyone. First of all, I am an electrician myself but would just like to hear another opinion. Normally I always run a 5x10mmΒ² or 5x16mmΒ² (depending on the case) cable from the meter to the sub-distribution board(s). Now I spoke to an older electrician and back then they always laid a 4x10mmΒ² and the…