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The World is full of "what ifs"You cant rely on t&e to perform like that.
And as long as the cables are correctly installed then screws aren't a problem. You might as well say what if he uses 6 inch nails.
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The World is full of "what ifs"You cant rely on t&e to perform like that.
And as long as the cables are correctly installed then screws aren't a problem. You might as well say what if he uses 6 inch nails.
I get that, but i wouldnt also rely on the current set up to perform like that either, although more chance with a T&E. Can i ask why a SWA seems to be a preferred method?You cant rely on t&e to perform like that.
And as long as the cables are correctly installed then screws aren't a problem. You might as well say what if he uses 6 inch nails.
Earthed Amour maybe?I get that, but i wouldnt also rely on the current set up to perform like that either, although more chance with a T&E. Can i ask why a SWA seems to be a preferred method?
Without wanting to sound stupid what is tht earthed armour offering ?Earthed Amour maybe?
RCD not neededWithout wanting to sound stupid what is tht earthed armour offering ?
Because?RCD not needed
Without wanting to sound stupid what is tht earthed armour offering ?
Without wanting to sound stupid what is tht earthed armour offering ?
Animal wagging? I've checked the regs and I can't find this.
Because?RCD not needed
i absolutely agree. So would a T&E not offer a better chance than the installed ‘ tails ‘. Just trying to justify why T&E might have been better than the tails.A much,much better chance,of conductors being "hit",in the correct order
RCD not needed
The sea??And if installed correctly, the anything penetrating the sea is almost certainly going to take out the fuse ....
If the cable is less than 5mm below surface it has an earthed sheath as in conduit MICC ETCBecause?
I knew that Honestpoxy predictive text
SWA
So what do you think that tells you Leep82I agree with everything thats being said, but im obviously alone in thinking the T&E method has its benefits over the sheathed/insulated tails.
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