What do you think?

[RF Lighting]

Just been doing a bit of a rewire last week.

1no. ring final circuit, 5no. heater radials and a freezer supply.

What do you reckon?

 

[ricicle]

Bit OTT for a domestic....

 

[SparkyNinja]

Bit OTT for a domestic....

I think if this is the way that domestic work is directed to avoid the RCD issue (I advise this method often) then this is a really good example.

The MI is easily workable and identifiable, good job.

Quick question, have you used two core and pots with earth tags?

 

[RF Lighting]

Yep, it's all wired in 2L1.5 MICC. I prefer the pots with earth tails. I just think it's a more reliable connection.

It's not a domestic job by the way

 

[ricicle]

It's not a domestic job by the way

The clue was the fire alarm interface...

Church/village hall ?

 

[jaysean1]

pity you did not use grommet sleaving!!!!

 

[333rocky333]

Rf, you obviously take pride in your work.

But one thing.
Why use countersunk screws in the box as opposed to roundhead.

 

[jaysean1]

pub/club??

 

[RF Lighting]

I used round head screws on the p clips. I didn't think it made too much difference inside the adaptable box, but I'll go back and change them if you like

 

[ricicle]

I used round head screws on the p clips. I didn't think it made too much difference inside the adaptable box, but I'll go back and change them if you like

I was taught that csk screws in a flat backed box can snag the wires when the lid/accessory is pushed back so you must use round heads..

 

[RF Lighting]

It's a scouts and guides meeting hall. It's constructed almost exclusively from timber, and has a bit of a rodent problem, which is virtually impossible to prevent.

 

[jaysean1]

grommet strip

 

[ricicle]

Remember those 1.5mm² MI cables can run hot when used, for example, as a ring final so be wary of them being clipped to timber.....

 

[RF Lighting]

T&E sheath does the same job

 

[jaysean1]

yes it does !!!!!!