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Hi guys,
I have consumer unit to change and i need to change the meter tails.
The setup is the meter box outside and the consumer unit is high level in the kitchen,the meter tails are presently run up the out side wall about two metres then through the wall to the consumer unit with minimal protection to them apart from about a metres worth of capping.
If i install new meter tails what protection will i need to protect them.
Any ideas on what would would look the best.
 

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