Spur from shower circuit

[securespark]

I'd pull you for it on a PIR


The exhaust fell off my van. Should I reattatch it with some bailing twine, or should I use a proper exhaust clamp?

Bit of self-amalgamating tape should see you right, matey!

 

[GaryMo]

I have no problem with spurring off a shower radial for low powered equipment which is integral to a shower enclosure, such as lights and extractor fans.

Providing overload protection is installed somewhere in the length of cable of smaller CSA and before any joints.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

I'd pull you for it on a PIR


The exhaust fell off my van. Should I reattatch it with some bailing twine, or should I use a proper exhaust clamp?

Bit of self-amalgamating tape should see you right, matey!

Amusing story as an aside:

A neighbour of mine had a car (Triumph of some sort, IIRC) plagued with exhaust system failures which were due to insufficient supports - it all waggled around and got fatigue fractures.

So he made up his own extra support bracket and fitted it. Result.

Unfortunately he didn't do quite a good enough job, and the bracket eventually broke, and when he took the car for an MOT they failed it cos it had a broken exhaust bracket....