Curious white twin and earth
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That could be wired as a radial, and on a 32amp circuit.
Spoke to him.
He's fine using 4mm, but from the sounds of it , he's coming off a single socket that's a radial from the 16a mcb, will he ring it back to the socket ?
Is this good practice .
There would be a lot of wood boxing to remove to take it back to the board and there's potential for asbestos which I don't think he wants to touch.
He's fine using 4mm, but from the sounds of it , he's coming off a single socket that's a radial from the 16a mcb, will he ring it back to the socket ?
Is this good practice .
There would be a lot of wood boxing to remove to take it back to the board and there's potential for asbestos which I don't think he wants to touch.
Ok.
If I understand correctly - no.
It's just a cable - larger than necessary.
Don't do it then.
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It's not bad practice, but I would want some means to provide double pole isolation, of the outdoor circuit. Even better, if a way could be found, to put it on its own separate circuit.
Thanks.
So just a radial from the single socket then on 4mm.
There's no big loads happening here , all my garage gear is battery or petrol (apart from my strimmer), so just the extra sockets for chargers etc.
Thanks
So just a radial from the single socket then on 4mm.
There's no big loads happening here , all my garage gear is battery or petrol (apart from my strimmer), so just the extra sockets for chargers etc.
Thanks
Well, extending the radial which is already there.
How so? Domestic cables in non-domestic installations is ****e and improper.
How will the cable know where it has been installed?
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Who says, IET, NICEIC,ECA.....
I have responded in a new thread, here: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/avoiding-spoiling-a-thread.636692/
Cable conductors are more efficient if a single core
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Do you mean a solid core as opposed to stranded?
Are they? In what way?
There is certainly no requirement that any conductor shall be a single core.
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