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    What is this? New cables joined together

    Thanks Pete. Looks good
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    What is this? New cables joined together

    Not sure this is going to be revolved easily.. if it is a JB in the end, he has stated its a wago... although i can't tell... its certianly not in a physical box!.. does anyone have a link to the best one? There are three cables going into it. If it is going to be a JB Id want the most reliable...
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    What is this? New cables joined together

    The main reason im getting is doing it this way will make the final fix for whichever wall lights fittings we choose much easier
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    What is this? New cables joined together

    Ah I don't know... the switch in question also controls the main light in the room in question
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    What is this? New cables joined together

    Possibly. He has said it was due to having one switch to turn off two separate wall lights. And the fitting on the individual lights is very tight on the final fix
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    What is this? New cables joined together

    Thanks all. No junction box here. Looks like it is the plastic translucent fitting wrapped in tape. This was not temporary and only spotted as im fixing new floorboards. So definitely no need to have any junction boxes in a rewire? That makes sense to me but this is not what the sparky had...
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    What is this? New cables joined together

    Its me again with another wiring conundrum. We have had our second fix for a full house rewire and I've spotted this upstairs in the landing leading to a bedroom. The bedroom is under the kitchen. Sparky has said this is to link all of the wall lights in the kitchen. There are two wall lights...
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    Damaged wire!

    Really appreciate all of the responses. Luckily the run was only to the next socket and the floorboards were yet to be screwed back in. All a matter of luck I guess. The cable was super long as it was routed through to the side and back on itself due to furniture not being moved! So I manged to...
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    Damaged wire!

    Thanks. Is there a recommended one you can share in case its needed?
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    Damaged wire!

    Hi Murdochcat. This will be a problem as the cable is in place with the chase plastered and routed through joists which runs through the room and then back on itself through the landing I think which is also now boarded and skimmed, then through to the consumer unit. Its not impossible but will...
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    Damaged wire!

    New cable. Nothing in conduits. I did question this but was told it isnt needed now and not required under current regs. No conduit under floor . Run through joist. I don't think it can be replaced now as 1st fix is conplete and we have plasterer ceilings etc. Looks like it will need to be a...
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    Damaged wire!

    Thanks Wayners. The power is off currently anyway as having a rewire. The sparky is coming in the morning to take a look after I called him to be sure. If it is a junction box it will be annoying as its a new cable! But I guess will need to be done.
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    Damaged wire!

    Hi everyone. Is this something to worry about? Would insulation tape be sufficient or is a joint required? Thank you!
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    Which fitting is this-outside tap

    Thanks CountryFan. I agree that area is too congested and not a great location. I am looking into blocking it off and starting from scratch further up the wall which is near the kitchen sink area and the mains supply.
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    Which fitting is this-outside tap

    Wow ok thank you for these comments. Its been like this since we brought the property 20 years ago! Inside it is just fed off a connection just before the toilet pipe as in pic. Ok I think a bit of work required here then which may be outside of my skillet. Thanks again for the responses!
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