Ive just plastered over my new cables ( all in verticle & horizontal) as an extension of existing ring main. works fine! i aint involving the assholes at BC in th ecouncil as Im less than 8m2 of floor space! ( due to clever measuring techniques) boom! boom!
Ive just plastered over my new cables ( all in verticle & horizontal) as an extension of existing ring main. works fine! i aint involving the assholes at BC in th ecouncil as Im less than 8m2 of floor space! ( due to clever measuring techniques) boom! boom!
Why? You really should RCD protect them if you are burying any of the cables in a wall. Its a requirement of the wiring regs.
missmouse, I hope when your wiring catches fire and burns the place down, you're not inside. How do you know its safe? How do you know one of your new cables isnt high-resistance due to manufacturing defect? How do you know all your terminations are sound?
everything has worked fine for last 4 years, RCD never trips.
BTW for the info of the person who isnt sure what 8m2 means--- its ( ill type slowly here for you) EIGHT SQUARE METRES, OK?
The airbags in your car might or might not be working fine. You won't know until you have a crash, by which time it's too late to find out the answer is "not".
What were the before & after R1+R2, Zs & IR readings?
BTW for the info of the person who isnt sure what 8m2 means--- its ( ill type slowly here for you) EIGHT SQUARE METRES, OK?
Not my fault you can't handle unicode. That is the correct unicode character for the square metre. It is, however, being mangled by stupid fonts and probably the forum to boot.
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