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run the cable neatly
Using flexible cable of course.
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absolutely, but there is always one that tries to use twin and earthUsing flexible cable of course.
Thx guys :thumb:... I have done many electrical sockets in the house so i know the jist of it but just wanted to know if it was any different - but what is this flexi cable ? and where do you get it from?
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Thx guys :thumb:... I have done many electrical sockets in the house so i know the jist of it but just wanted to know if it was any different - but what is this flexi cable ? and where do you get it from?
Thx guys :thumb:... I have done many electrical sockets in the house so i know the jist of it but just wanted to know if it was any different - but [HI]what is this flexi cable [/HI]? and where do you get it from?
Wiring[HI] may be flexible or with at least seven strands [/HI]in non-metallic conduit (wiring systems which will allow fire to spread along them must not be used) or sheathed flexible cables, with the smallest conductor being 1.5 mm2 in cross-sectional area. Where 240 V and extra-low voltage circuits (usually 12 V) are both used, the cables of the two systems must be run separately and must both be insulated for 240 V. [HI]Since the wiring will be subjected to vibration when the caravan is moved, [/HI]great care must be taken to ensure that bushes or grommets are used where it passes through metalwork.
yes there is a difference.....house is a ring main and motorhome is a radial or radial star.
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