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Dustydazzler

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Now we used to see a lot of this when we did new build flats etc

But I think this domestic sparks is the first one on Youtube that I have seen use Split Con cable on a house board change
 
Why do they video jobs like this when there are parts that look rough and could be easily damaged, for me at the incoming mains position the earth bonds and T&E at low level really need some trunking on them
Also at 19:31 can't see if the tails to the old board are still live but if they are the main isolator is on so the open busbars are live not good when it comes to H&S leaving a trail of evidence for the prosecution
 

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