Either extended with crimps, replaced or new circuit.
A thing (consumer unit) of beauty!
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Either extended with crimps, replaced or new circuit.
One slip...
cable colours (or is that your yellow label? Can't read it from here)
redundant Henley. I see you have an isolator, so the new tails could go straight into there, and need less bending.
Nice to see you have sufficient RCBOs
Remember to check tightness of all screws after a few weeks, it's surprising how the stranded copper moves under pressure.
redundant Henley. I see you have an isolator, so the new tails could go straight into there, and need less bending.
Nice to see you have sufficient RCBOs
Remember to check tightness of all screws after a few weeks, it's surprising how the stranded copper moves under pressure.
T+E in conduit is allowed, just as it is allowed in trunking.
I often do the same as you have, using short 'stubs' of conduit to tidy up existing cables.
Obviously dependant on Current Carrying Capacity etc.
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Hmmm, looks great, but see if you can do the same with it full of circuits!!!
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