New tncs supply, 16mm ok?

[ban-all-sheds]

I meant to ask at the time....

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• trevmai
• 24 Jul 2013
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Can I see L & N conductors in their own holes in that trunking?

 

[JohnW2]

Can I see L & N conductors in their own holes in that trunking?

Who knows - anything could be happening at the top of that trunking!

However, what about that Henley - is it being used as the origin of a TN-C-S (or maybe TN-C-S-C!) earth?

Kind Regards, John

 

[westie101]

If the intent is to move the meter to this location, the DNO is quite allowed to do this without any MOP involvement!

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Who knows - anything could be happening at the top of that trunking!

Indeed.

I'll rephrase.

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• trevmai
• 24 Jul 2013
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Do the L & N conductors on the right each have their own hole, or do they go through a shared elongated one or 2 holes with a slot cut between them?

 

[JohnW2]

Indeed. I'll rephrase. ... Do the L & N conductors on the right each have their own hole, or do they go through a shared elongated one or 2 holes with a slot cut between them?

Whilst you're at it, you might as well extend that question to the L/N pair on the left. Even though they are certainly close enough to be going through the same fairly small hole, they might not be!

Kind Regards, John

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Consider it extended.

 

[trevmai]

Do the L & N conductors on the right each have their own hole, or do they go through a shared elongated one or 2 holes with a slot cut between them?

There is an elongated hole with the meter cables and earth cable going through it.