Discuss swa has been cut in the Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations area at ElectriciansForums.net

Hi all
is it possible to re-join a swa because a little digger has cut it into two and if so what materail should be used

No problem mate, a simple jointing kit is widely available using a resin compound with a plastic casing. Conductors are through crimped and then the 2 part compound is mixed and poured over it into the moulded casing forming a totally weatherproof cast !
 

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