Discuss New 4mm T&E feed to existing remote 2.5mm ring. OK or not? in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net

Wow! What a thread - so different from the standard DIY question we see. The difference here is opinion. I’ve read lots of opinions here, I have my own as do others. There is nothing wrong with the ops opinion. The difference, and the thing that unites us here is being compliant with the regulations. Being able to sign off an installation as complying to those, good or bad. We even have opinions about the regs but we still comply. Your opinion is fine, I agree with many of your thoughts and comments but what you suggest is not compliant and that’s the problem here.
 

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