Recent content by mountainman2010

So many different opinions. If the JB cannot be accessed by lifting a board or access panel then could the joint be crimped? What if the JB was to be used to expand the circuit, ie adding another circuit? Can crimping be used to join 3 cables?

I concur that junction boxes need to remain accesible but not necesarily visible, eg some are in ceilings or under floorboards. If the batten board area has an "access point" then could this suffice? Was going to crimp but thought conn blocks better.

1) what would be described as a prescribed enclosure. Client didn't want junction boxes on display 2) 30amp 3 terminal junction box. Batten and board 3) In case fuse rating to a new/different appliance needed updating at any time

I have fitted a 2 way RCD c/unit to the main supply via Henley block as client having new kitchen and sockets around the house. No space to change existing c/u. Put new c/u in space about 3/4 metre from old but existing cables not long enough to reach. Extended with 40amp connection blocks and...