Massive run!!

[Knobhead]

That was supposed to be a quote to Tony's post lol. Brides can be funny , especially rich ones.

Brides are a total pain in the arse. They’ll still be changing their minds up until the last minute, only ever had one do a runner though.

I still think the OP is mad if he thinks he can pre-empt what will be asked for. When he can’t deliver his name will be mud.

A few lights will soon become a full lighting rig. Seen it happen a few times and because it was known I’m an electrician they seem to think I could get them out of the smelly stuff.

 

[R G]

If these people are rich enough to afford this , then Its not going to cost a massive amount more for 16 or 25 mm as already suggested , I wouldn't tell them they could go for 10mm or whatever I would just state that is whats needed and that way you cover yourself for later on ,

 

[Plonker 3]

It will be the first time I've ever put a 10mm in for a couple of lights. !! An rcd protected run terminated to a few lights. What more can you do?

Why are you RCD protecting it?

 

[jam2020]

Why wouldn't i?

 

[Rockingit]

Why wouldn't i?

Because you don't need to???!

I'm starting to think that you're not very experienced - what's your background and training?

 

[Spoon]

I took the OP's post about RCD protection to be about the light circuit and not the armoured cable...

 

[Rockingit]

I took the OP's post about RCD protection to be about the light circuit and not the armoured cable...

So did I until his most recent post.

 

[Plonker 3]

I took the OP's post about RCD protection to be about the light circuit and not the armoured cable...

Why would a lighting circuit need RCD protection?

 

[Rockingit]

Why would a lighting circuit need RCD protection?

I was going to have glossed over that little nugget!!!

 

[Guest55]

Why wouldn't i?

because if the rcd trips youre walking 200mtrs back to the house to reset it........
because swa cable doesnt require rcd protection.......


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