Red Tony
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Even after reading the rest of his posts on this thread?
Where's the OP gone?
Ill be keen to see pics of his install.
I did ask him is floor concreted (usually is like) but no answer.
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Even after reading the rest of his posts on this thread?
Basically asking can I run the cable from the board inside, through the wall clip the cable to the outside then bring it back in where the hob location is and connect up. So basically the cooker feed with run outside then back in
This isn't a sparky, frightening.Is it a concrete floor?
Sometimes a customer just needs telling point blank......if you want something doing you got to be prepared for mess ie chases or ugly mech protection on show...... we're Sparky's not magicians.
This isn't a sparky, frightening.
I have done exactly that on a recent job where new owners were buying a dual fuel range, conduit was the best option for that particular job.6mm t+e run through 25mm conduit on the external section would be simplest. Don't really like t and e in conduit, but no point adding unnecessary joints for sake of it, and twin will be easier to route on the internal sections.
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