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Spark123 · 27 Oct 2007

Theres something in the ESQCR about consumers not using combining the neutral and protective functions in a single cable, not sure if it applies to Ireland tho.

RF Lighting · 27 Oct 2007

Yep, it is governed by the ESQCR regs.

johnnyjb · 27 Oct 2007

Thanks for the replies i know im in ireland but i just wanted a technical idea of what would happen,obviously your not permitted by the rules to do it here either

Taylortwocities · 27 Oct 2007

securespark said:
Err, because the PEN conductor is grounded at several points along the way to lessen the likelihood of broken neutrals?

Thanks SS I know you know that but I was kind of pointing the question at the OP.

Didn't know they had electricity in Ireland, blimey!

megawatt · 27 Oct 2007

They had it before we did in Devon

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