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  1. R

    Fused Spur crimp connection question.

    Hi I need to create a fused spur with the connection into the RFC cable under the floorboards i.e. not accessible. Going with the regs crimps can be used as they are MF but is it acceptable to have three cables in each crimp? Thats my post cherry popped! Cheers for your help. James
  2. D

    Crimp or solder?

    What's the preferred method of joining T+E for an inaccessible joint? Ring final circuit... Crimp and heat-shrink, or solder and heat-shrink? Do I need to take any extra precautions if I'm connecting a new colour cable to an old colour cable (apart from the sticker on the CU)?
  3. S

    Network Cabling

    hello guys, any of you have dealings with cat6 terminations(RJ-45) and what sort of labelling do you/ have you used? is the cat5 plug ok to use or do you need the cat6 modular units? does it make that much difference?? regards
  4. D

    Cheapish ratchet crimp tool

    Can someone recommend one suitable for someone who currently doesn't work full-time in the trade. Not got a big budget, so can't have anything too wonderful, just wondered what the best of the budget brands is.
  5. 1Justin

    Wagos or crimp?

    Hi, I'm pretty new to this but a first job (and remember the nice man from NICEIC etc needs to be impressed:)), requires me to extend cables which will be left maintenance free beneath floorboards. - It not being possible to take them back to source. I've read many of the posts on crimps vs...
  6. S

    Crimp Insulated Yellow 6mm

    Just double checking that these are the right crimps for the job, My new cooker needs to be connected by 6mm eyelet crimp connectors the ones I have found are Cable size: 4-6mm². Imax: 48A, am I correct in thinking that these are rated to 48amps and wound be fine on a 30amp double oven cooker?
  7. K

    25mm crimp tool

    Hi Lads, Got to hire one of these for the weekend, 18 £ per day, seems ok, anyone know if I'm having my pants pulled down?
  8. M

    crimp and shrink

    Hey midgetman here Extending twin and earth 2.5mm ring to take in two more sockets. Just looping down to them and then back to the ring. Using blue and red crimps and some heat shrink. my mate says as they is in enclosed in false ceiling under floor boards this joint even though it is crimped...
  9. I

    mc3 crimp tools

    hi guys.. could anyone tell me the best place to pick up a mc3 crimping tool and insert tool anywhere in glasgow or edinburgh thanks
  10. M

    extending socket and lighting cables

    Hi all just joined this forum after having a little read about :smiley2: My question is simply we are looking to extend our existing sockets to a more suitable height 450mm off the finished floor, also a few pendants centralised in the bedrooms as a rewire had taken place 5 years ago and all...
  11. S

    Extending cables for assessment.

    Hi all. got my first elecsa assessment in a few weeks. doing a cu change for it, but was wondering what the best way to extend some of the cable going into the board would be, I was going to thru crimp inside the cu, would that be ok for the assessment. thanks
  12. S

    How to Crimp uninsulated tube terminals???

    I found this site from a previous thread (which I can't find now, something to do with light switch wiring)... connecting earth wire See the end of the first paragraph...fair enough, but then see how they crimp the lug further down, oh dear! I use my 400mm long hexangonal crimper for those!
  13. S

    Snapped Live Wire when changing sockets

    Hi All, when changing a socket front, the red live wire snapped (old twin 2.5mm and earth)looks like there was a nick in the insulation so I have lost about 30mm of the end of the wire and now the live wont stretch to the live terminal on the socket front. Is there a way of extending the red...
  14. P

    Uninsulated crimp shrouds

    Just had a little bit of a problem with a cooker yesterday pinched cable etc and the spade terminals are completely buggered on the load side, the customer has a new one on order but I still need to re terminate but can't for the life of me find the shrouds that cover the uninsulated spade...
  15. T

    Industrial lug crimp tool??

    Well.... I'm after one but struggling to find one that's not in the £££ hundreds... Are they generally this expensive? I want something that will crimp 25mm and upwards.. Anyone recommend anything?
  16. L

    Extending Circuits????.....

    Hi all, I have 2 customers who need there boards extended which is fine when it comes to the tails as 3mtre tails are easy to get but when it comes to the circuits themselves is it ok to extend circuits with crimp connectors?or other means?Dont really like using crimp connectors as it looks...
  17. I

    Car boot pyro crimp tool

    Hi, I've only ever used, or seen, the 3 prong indent crimps for pyro, but picked up some pyro bits at a boot sale recently. The crimper produces an almost full crimp as shown, with just four uncrimped parts for the compound to squeeze out. Anyone know if this is an old style imperial crimper...
  18. S

    Ratchet crimp

    Is a ratchet crimp considered to be a compression tool under reg. 526.3
  19. La Poste

    Another crimp question

    Greetings. If I want to wire a standalone RCD underneath the main consumer board I need to take a separate supply to cable to the RCD. I would take this supply from the outgoing side of the main switch in the consumer box. These supply cables would then enter the enclosure of my standalone RCD...
  20. D

    Crimp connections

    hey chaps, do you need to put crimped connections covered with new heat shrink into an enclosure?? Connections are above a suspended ceiling and i know i could have got away with choc box etc as its accessible but i didnt :rolleyes: thanks

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