[me being as pedantic and unhelpful]
What are those measurements you state? The diameter? The circumference? Because they cannot be cross sectional area, can they?
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Indeed - but, as I've said, I would personally not regard that 'safe zone' on the reverse side of the wall as being a 'safe' place to install cables...
[me being as pedantic and unhelpful]
What are those measurements you state? The diameter? The circumference? Because they cannot be cross sectional area, can they?
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Nothing wrong with using a linear measurements - provided that he is referring to diameter, radius or circumference of the conductors (although he really should state which!)
I think Detlef's quoting somehow went wrong, and that he thought he was replying to Winston (who was the first one to include the quote in question, in the post immediately before Detlef's) - although it's a bit difficult to see how one could manage that!
So, from now on, if someone writes "arial"/"ariel" instead of aerial, you will, I assume, just let it go, because you know exactly what they meant anyway?
Yes, sorry guys, I tried to quote Winston's message, and the result was an empty quote, so I tried to build it myself, but wasn't thinking too clearly. (I've edited the original now)
To answer sparkwright, I think that the quote from BAS: "Where the location of the accessory, point or switchgear can be determined from the reverse side,..." implies that you would need a doorway to determine that.
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