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Nigel
I'd like to see how the cable enters the strut.
I would install FP200 and fit unistrut cover.
Really very simple.
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I'd like to see how the cable enters the strut.
ie. swa, or equivalent…...I've done that, no probUnistrut can have a cover to the channel fitted. Not sure I would call it a lid.
Unistrut is perfectly fine to carry cables that do not need mechanical protection of steel trunking.
You also get steel lid for unistrut.....and stainless steel 'dairy grade' lids as well.You can get a plastic lid that clips over the unistrut channel....if that’s any help?
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Maybe wrong, but I would doubt it's bs standard rating for carrying single insulated cables. Much stronger than trunking, yes, but what about bushing, locknuts, bends, etc? It's not made for it.
That's my whole point, Neil. I presumed the wiring indicated was just that.I would not wire singles in it.
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