Use of FP200. Will it get messed up by too much flexing?

[Midwest]

I love it when people come on here and “the NICEIC said” as it usually shows how little training they have had.

No different to someone saying I went on a electrical forum last night; a bunch of them said FP2000 is a pain to work with. Only difference is the NIC charge you for their opinions

 

[Dillb]

No different to someone saying I went on a electrical forum last night; a bunch of them said FP2000 is a pain to work with. Only difference is the NIC charge you for their opinions

Not really, a forum is a open debate which anyone can join in. The way the NICEIC brigade go on, its the be all and end all of topic as they have said so.

 

[davesparks]

I don’t see why you need a fire performance cable for this application so don’t really see a reason to use FP200.
Have you considered BS8346 cable such as flexshield? It is designed to be a general wiring cable for surface or flush installations and would be more cos effective than micc these days

 

[Midwest]

Not really, a forum is a open debate which anyone can join in. The way the NICEIC brigade go on, its the be all and end all of tooic as they have said so.

tooic?

 

[Dillb]

tooic?

edited so it now makes sense.

 

[Midwest]

Not really,

Yes it is.

 

[Dillb]

Yes it is.

I explained the differences yet you chose not to quote that or explain why.

 

[Midwest]

I explained the differences yet you chose not to quote that or explain why.

Did you, thats just your opinion, I've already given mine. See, democracy is thriving . And I've not even given you a disagree

 

[Dillb]

Its about debate and understanding, yet you choose to do neither.

 

[Midwest]

Its about debate and understanding, yet you choose to do neither.

Its not one that would be a runner at the debating society. Your only annoyed 'cos you made a spelling mistake.