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Biggest problem is imperial size glands which are too small for 20mm knockouts and no good for Piranha nuts.
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Don't suppose they had heard of those things back when that install was done, earthing was provided by proper installation methods and good workmanship, there ought to have been a lead from the backbox to the Earth Terminal on the socket faceplate, but should the OP decide to employ an Electrician to swap the sockets and backbox the a Piranha washer would be a good addition, along with a fly lead from Box to socket.Piranha nut springs to mind.
3/4 Piranha nut, good luck with thatDon't suppose they had heard of those things back when that install was done, earthing was provided by proper installation methods and good workmanship, there ought to have been a lead from the backbox to the Earth Terminal on the socket faceplate, but should the OP decide to employ an Electrician to swap the sockets and backbox the a Piranha washer would be a good addition, along with a fly lead from Box to socket.
Adapt and overcome.Biggest problem is imperial size glands which are too small for 20mm knockouts and no good for Piranha nuts.
This is for "now" my workmanship on MICC was 100% and I always was volunteered for the "awkward" jobs, if there was a specialist area or an additional earth was required then you used a sealing pot with an earth tail.Don't suppose they had heard of those things back when that install was done, earthing was provided by proper installation methods and good workmanship, there ought to have been a lead from the backbox to the Earth Terminal on the socket faceplate, but should the OP decide to employ an Electrician to swap the sockets and backbox the a Piranha washer would be a good addition, along with a fly lead from Box to socket.
Wasn't thinking meant to say use a serrated washer, that would improve the connectivity for earthing the MICC, of course you are correct a Piranha nut would be difficult to adapt, a serrated washer would be my first choice along with a fly lead from box to socket.3/4 Piranha nut, good luck with that
Chris PM me your address I'll check out the distances, after Christmas thoughI hope our Chris doesn't rip out the MICC.
He just needs a can or two of this to make it look fantastic. Give him something to do whilst he's waiting for someone to come and check it out.
It's south west of Nottingham Pete just off M1.Chris PM me your address I'll check out the distances, after Christmas though
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