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I presume you're referring to mechanical protection (i.e. sheath)?

Yes indeed, I should have said 'layers of plastic' rather than insulation, as the sheath is not insulation.
 
Appalling.
I don't know what the fuse is that the T&E going to the meter is, but I hope its a small one!
Also, it is not permitted to have single insulated conductors like those dangling from the T&E sheaths. They must be insulated and sheathed cables (aka "meter tails").
 
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That is Awsome that when are you free to come round mine.

Has someone actually paid money for this he askes as he faints in horror.

Hope nobody ever enters these premises let alone lives there.
 
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Appalling.
I don't know what the fuse is that the T&E going to the meter is, but I hope its a small one!
Also, it is not permitted to have single insulated conductors like those dangling from the T&E sheaths. They must be insulated and sheathed cables (aka "meter tails").
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Appalling.
I don't know what the fuse is that the T&E going to the meter is, but I hope its a small one!
Also, it is not permitted to have single insulated conductors like those dangling from the T&E sheaths. They must be insulated and sheathed cables (aka "meter tails").
 
Wow, I wish I could make my installations look as neat and professional as that one.
when you find out who did it, you must pass on his number.
I might even give him some earth sleeving as a tip so he can finish tidying up the couple of things he overlooked.
 
Wow, I wish I could make my installations look as neat and professional as that one.
when you find out who did it, you must pass on his number.
I might even give him some earth sleeving as a tip so he can finish tidying up the couple of things he overlooked.
He is paid in stella's but you need keep an eye on him and make sure he don't get at the beers till the jobs done.
 

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