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Proberly, they just use a type of long kettle lead and then fit a plug.Is it just my eyesight, or does the cable appear out of the wall and terminate in a plug?
How can it be that, when they then go and make it fixed wiring?There way of getting round altering the houses fixed wiring.
Our company just had a fingerprint clocking in machine fitted at over 2000 branches.
We had something similar and I got pulled into office for putting the Do not use PAT testing stickers on them and unplugging them. However it did the job they were all fixed and minor works certs issued for every one. Must have cost them a packet.Our company just had a fingerprint clocking in machine fitted at over 2000 branches. It needed a supply and a cat5 cable. In most places, they have taken the supply back to a FCU and cat5 outlet in the office, and hung a 13A plug (one end of an IEC lead) off the FCU to plug in to an adjacent socket, and stuck "Kronos do not turn off" stickers all over the socket. Real quality.
Just next to the Kronos terminal is usually another FCU, where the cable run converts back to an IEC lead to plug into the terminal.
13A plug > flex > 13A FCU > T+E > 13A FCU > flex > IEC termination into machine.
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