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If it is PVC covered MICC cable, it doesn't have the correct gland fitted!!! Really need to see inside the 2 way MEM CU to be sure of what cable it is...
Not sure how you can be so certain, without a close up the gland looks like the type that was used with the crimp on pots that where developed to increase termination speed. There has been various methods developed and discarded to terminate Pyro over the years but the screw on pots and compression glands are the most common type
With regard to cable identification the markings on the gland and / or pot should identify it i.e. 2L1.5 or 2H1.5 etc a 3 digit number would identify as an imperial cable
TBH i have never seen a MICC gland like that before. You could try carefully straightening out the cores and removing the locknut from the inside and lifting the CU off the cable. Fit new CU onto cable then fully test MICC cable before energising again.
Are you planning on using a metal clad CU?
Having never seen such glands that you talk of either in the workplace or in publications, i couldn't say!!! The only other system i know of terminating MICC is is the purpose made pot clamping back boxes. So you could all be right, ....but then again, maybe not!! lol!! All i can see from the photo, is that it isn't the standard type gland that i know and love!! ...lol!!!
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