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Are 1.0, 1.5 and 2.5mm2 T&E cable extensions, made by longitudinal twisting, generous soldering, shrink-fitting of each conductor, taping to match the sheath overall thickness, then overwrapping with two layers of shrink fit (all done nicely!) ‘maintenance-free’ joints and hence able to be fitted and forgotten?

Opinions, please :)

Cheers, Mark

ps: Done carefully, insulation resistance Meggers off the scale at 1000Vdc
 
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Id start at 526 of BRB and follow the cross references with regards to soldered joint mechanical stresses etc and then decide on its suitability for your project.


Chris
 

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