Can anybody tell me what regulation they are breaking. ?

[rockman]

Can you tell me if i have a supply cable coming in, going to a suppliers fuse and from here we are using a double insulated 10mm cable, and we go straight to a fused spur with no other device what requlation are we breaking apart from 433.1.1
No there is no meter.

 

[snowhead]

WOT no meter?

How big is the suppliers fuse?

 

[telectrix]

most are around 2.5"

 

[rockman]

It is around 60Amp I don't realy know though as it is an old re-wireable

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[Knobhead]

Any chance of a picture?

 

[Engineer54]

Sounds like someone nicking electricity to me!! lol!!

 

[markc123]

As said, Picture please ...i hope this is a job you've been too and not your home lol.

Just out of curiosity...are they holes left which outline what looks like used to be a meter? lol

 

[Brendan976]

It's called theft (abstracting electricity) Sec 13theft act 1968.
Ben

 

[Darkwood]

Is your cutout in a tall concrete or steel pillar with a lamp on top of it?...... this is probably a street light and is the property of the highways control agency only and because gypo's spend half their life on the roads they class them as their property to use at their convenience.

 

[Plonker 3]

There only has to be a meter if the supply is by a DNO, is it a submain or fed straight from the grid?

 

[Thefailsafe2012]

Can you fit a 10mm in a spur?

 

[somersetsparks]

Can you fit a 10mm in a spur?

definately a crabtree

 

[Stroppy]

...or if you snip some of the strands off.

 

[Thefailsafe2012]

...or if you snip some of the strands off.

Who'd do such a thing

 

[Stroppy]

I did once, but only at college, where they insist that you double over your 1.5mm lighting singles, which then end up too fat to fit in the three-plate ceiling rose! My solution? Wait 'til the lecturer isn't looking.... oh look, they fit now!