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Hi I am preparing a room for decorating, and my customer had an electrician in to move some sockets. He has joined cables with standard terminal blocks and then wrapped in insulation tape. Is this an acceptable practice please ?
Hi I am preparing a room for decorating, and my customer had an electrician in to move some sockets. He has joined cables with standard terminal blocks and then wrapped in insulation tape. Is this an acceptable practice please ?
You may get the 3in 1 oil on the pliers Pete.....If you respond to my PM depending on where you live I could pop around and advise
You may get the 3in 1 oil on the pliers Pete.....
If it's not been plastered I'd be enclined to replace a length of cable din to the socket (presumably) and stick a wago box above the ceiling.
if not particularly practical, crimp and a few layers of heat shrink and tape should do it.
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