Right with you BAS
Good idea to put all wiring in conduit for ease of future changes. And if you use metal conduit it removes the need to have RCDs where you'd rather not.
Good idea to put all wiring in conduit for ease of future changes. And if you use metal conduit it removes the need to have RCDs where you'd rather not.
Would bump the price up a lot though.... steel conduit is time consuming to install
I'm not sure that it would. A length of 20mm galv conduit is around a fiver so that should do 2/3 switch drops. Add a few couplers and bushes and that's it. The labour to cut and thread the tube is only a few mins so it will certainly be more cost effective than RCBO's and a better solution then RCD's for general lighting circuits.
I'll bet most don't own pyro tools either, but that doesn't mean it isn't sometimes the best solution.First of all, there's just carrying conduit kit- vice, threaders etc which most domestic sparks won't evan own.
I'll bet most don't own pyro tools either, but that doesn't mean it isn't sometimes the best solution.First of all, there's just carrying conduit kit- vice, threaders etc which most domestic sparks won't evan own.
(RF's palms have just gone clammy, BTW....)
I'm not sure that it would. A length of 20mm galv conduit is around a fiver so that should do 2/3 switch drops. Add a few couplers and bushes and that's it. The labour to cut and thread the tube is only a few mins so it will certainly be more cost effective than RCBO's and a better solution then RCD's for general lighting circuits.
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