I'm not convinced he said that BAS. i normally connect from one socket to the next, and if for some reason this is impossible then to a junction box instead. eventually you get back to the start and have a ring.
Yes, I know that stuff about sockets, but how often does this happen. Pretty much demonstrates that spurs would virtually never be pulling 26A because virtually no double socket is ever being asked to do this. Or they would be busy catching fire every night and manufacturers would be getting some very stroppy letters.
Exactly. If a radial has a bit coming off wired in the same cable then I would not call it a spur at all. So why does the OSG say you can have a spur from a radial. Then fail to say you can use 2.5mm? Spurring rather implies using a smaller cable, wouldn't you say?
Yes, I know that stuff about sockets, but how often does this happen. Pretty much demonstrates that spurs would virtually never be pulling 26A because virtually no double socket is ever being asked to do this. Or they would be busy catching fire every night and manufacturers would be getting some very stroppy letters.
Exactly. If a radial has a bit coming off wired in the same cable then I would not call it a spur at all. So why does the OSG say you can have a spur from a radial. Then fail to say you can use 2.5mm? Spurring rather implies using a smaller cable, wouldn't you say?
