Indeed so - including NASA IIRC. Also, I think that some crimp manufacturers also say this.
Kind Regards, John
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Kind Regards, John
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SaladFingers
Proper hydraulic crimping of large conductors is a whole different ballpark, and I imagine is probably the best (sometimes maybe the only sensible) jointing method in many large-conductor situations.
Kind Regards, John
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SaladFingers
Well yes, although they are mostly accessible as most of the time I'm crimping ring terminals inside switch gear or bus bar chambers.
Other ones to consider actually are the resin kits. Encapsulated in hard resin, crimped joints, then buried under the ground. Most of the time the only option to avoid a lot more work at a lot more cost, the higer cost factor could contribute in most jobs never being done, even though the larger conductor resin kits aren't cheap.
And in any event, a joint which you can get at by pulling it through a hole in the ceiling after you've removed the light fitting isn't so inaccessible as to be a problem.
No less neat than a MF JB in the same place.
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