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The regulations allow G/Y in a multicore cable to be oversleeved and used as a live conductor? Is clearly incorrect.
Instructions, should they be required, what should they say, etc.
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Not sure there’s much need for sleeving cables on new work
Places that don't allow it seem to manage ok
Top of my head thought as usual so could be completely wrong
Places that don't allow it seem to manage ok
Top of my head thought as usual so could be completely wrong
I can not work out how you think oversleeving of g/y cables is allowed in the regs.
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I read it as he doesn't think it's allowed?
Sorry yes, it was a question and he answered clearly not. Thats me told.
I do not know why some would think it is allowed but clearly not Eric though!
I do not know why some would think it is allowed but clearly not Eric though!
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To my mind, you can use any colour you like, except for green, cream, and green/yellow, these are reserved for PEN, earth, and bonding cabled. All other colours can be over sleeved.
Except for vehicles, where green means fused ignition supply with the old Lucas wiring colours. The trace shows what it does.
Why green was selected when red/green colour blindness is the most common, not a clue. Brown would have seemed to look more like earth!
Except for vehicles, where green means fused ignition supply with the old Lucas wiring colours. The trace shows what it does.
Why green was selected when red/green colour blindness is the most common, not a clue. Brown would have seemed to look more like earth!
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I'm trying to figure out the difference between my blue bin and my green bin
That's my level
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We have black, red, blue and green bins, and it says should not put soil (ground or earth) in the green bin, so green bin it seems is not earthed!
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