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We are talking about two different things here. 1. I run a cpc with the phase and neutral of the same size this is in my opinion the main earth. This is connected at the back of any accessories to the relevant point. 2. I DO NOT use the conduit to carry the earth it only for mechanicle...

I DID NOT SAY not to earth it I said not carrying the main earth.

You have never used an electric threader !!!! You are joking http://www.hss.com/g/68421/Electric-Die-Stock.html I think you are winding me up.

Dave do you actually work for a living or live in an Ivory tower?? Anyone that works for a living bends, cuts and uses an electric threader. You dont walk around inspecting the threads ---- if the coupler or box fits thats all thats required. What an attitude perfection LOL its only a...

Looks like it would do to me. Who is going to see it inside a coupler??

Great photos any more??

Suppose it will be ok what are you going to put on paperwork for the conductor size?

On a commercial job recently I had to fit 2 off parallel 4 core 240mm SWA with seperate earth the supply authority only brought in 2X 185mm cables they rate their own cables and do not work to the regulations on current capicity from what I can see.

Generally I leave 25mm out of my boards for the supply authority to connect to the meter. Going back a few years it was 16mm. I would not panic about 16V25 on short meter board runs. Thats just my opinion.

Apart from the others who will mention Part P etc ---- You do not worry about the tails from the fuse to the meter these are the responsibility of your supplier NOT you. I personally would not worry if the tails are less than 1 meter as 16mm will carry the load you require the cut out fuse...

Please dont take this the wrong way but you are WAY out of your depth with this. This old pyro needs a lot of attention and it takes a lot of skill to remove the old pot seal and olive clean and re fit as previously said old imperial ends are not available and the new metric ones dont fit the...

What sort of boards are they? tounge and groove or 8x4 chipboard?? I use a small circular saw depthed to match the boards cut all 4 sides and lift the most time consuming part is bridging the chipboard before making good.

I personally dont fancy your chances sorry. If the coax is in a timer framed house or down a stud wall I would have expected it to be clipped at 1st fix. If it is in conduit and a solid wall you have a better chance. Do you live in a house if so there is a good chance that it is not a straight...

You all do panic.!! How could I take the picture with the barriers in place?? Sometimes I do worry. There are barriere in place. RF Lighting WHY would anyone be working LIVE in the board. Live working is not allowed unless I missed something recently??

IT is Tri rated now replaced with new piece and lugged terminals the proper way. This was shoddy work just stuffing it in and tightening the screws. [/img]

Got a callout on Thursday smoke head activating alarm in distribution room. Smell of melting PVC bit of investiagtion found this. Not the way I would have connected it am going tomorrow for a shut down new switch and cable with crimped lugs and proper connections.

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As you cant take a photo of the actual unit. Can you Google a photo and post. Thanks