Discuss Hi guys l just wanted to ask a question in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
It is white sheathed t&e lsf l think this type of cable is mostly used in commercial properties rather than domestic l was just curoius if it is allowed to be used in domestic a friend is building an extention and it happen that he has got a few drums of that type of cable and doesnt know if he can use it or not,I’d say it’d depend on whether you intend to use the low smoke white sheathed T&E, or the old obsolete white sheathed with red and black insulation on the conductors.
It’ll be absolutely fine to use.It is white sheathed t&e lsf l think this type of cable is mostly used in commercial properties rather than domestic l was just curoius if it is allowed to be used in domestic a friend is building an extention and it happen that he has got a few drums of that type of cable and doesnt know if he can use it or not,
It is white sheathed t&e lsf new colours, l think this type of cable is mostly used in commercial properties rather than domestic l was just curoius if it is allowed to be used in domestic a friend is building an extention and it happen that he has got a few drums of that type of cable and doesnt know if he can use it or not,I assume it's either white pvc,or white lsf in new colours, both are ok.
There is no restriction in the colours that may be used.
Although, if you are wiring smoke alarms, you ought to use a different colour than other circuits, it is common to use red 3c+E; but this isn't available in twin and earth only grey and white.
Thank you very helpful, l will pass on the messageIt’ll be absolutely fine to use.
Perfectly fine, in fact lsf is probably better/safer than pvc, although either could be used.It is white sheathed t&e lsf new colours, l think this type of cable is mostly used in commercial properties rather than domestic l was just curoius if it is allowed to be used in domestic a friend is building an extention and it happen that he has got a few drums of that type of cable and doesnt know if he can use it or not,
Thank you thats very helpful, will pass on the message,Perfectly fine, in fact lsf is probably better/safer than pvc, although either could be used.
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