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Really? I have seen it used in many commercial and industrial installs.To be fair T&E type cable is domestic cable. It's really not designed for non-domestic use. Such use might be described as "value engineering".
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Really? I have seen it used in many commercial and industrial installs.To be fair T&E type cable is domestic cable. It's really not designed for non-domestic use. Such use might be described as "value engineering".
Value engineered ones.Really? I have seen it used in many commercial and industrial installs.
No just ones where it is suitable for the enviroment installed in.Value engineered ones.
LOL. T&E cable standards specify it as a domestic cable. I will never accept that it has a place in non-domestic installation.No just ones where it is suitable for the enviroment installed in.
Wheres that then? Any BS standards mention it?LOL. T&E cable standards specify it as a domestic cable.
With regards to Vibration issues, I was one of those who supported that, but what about MICC that had solid core conductors, although Electricians sometimeput a loop in the cable to counter act vibration.Disconnection times referring to the undersized CPC in T +E.
Vibration issues in terminations of the final length Rotary to Motor control are the answers picked up from the responses so far.
A J - disconnect times
Marvo - undersized CPC
Everyone else - vibration issue
Something that is of solid construction, is more prone to breakages than something that is flexible, especially solid conductors.Excuse me if I’m being ignorant but what makes you think a solid core cable will snap with a bit of vibration unless the copper had been nicked or damaged?
Any chance of knowing what cable is used for the final connection.
Post#30 says the same cable as the supply is used to make the final connectionAny chance of knowing what cable is used for the final connection.
Thinking the same WestySo it does Pete I missed that. More to this than meets the eye me thinks.
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