Thx to the forum over the years

[Steve-S]

So you've eliminated one perceived risk and replaced it with another.

Again I repeat that no competent person stresses terminations in the way you describe and thus we return to the issue of incompetence. An incompetent person might drive a plate screw through insulation. An incompetent person might leave basic insulation chaffing against unprotected metal entry to a box. An incompetent person might partake in all manner of problematic or potentially dangerous actions and no amount of 4mm cable or lever connectors will change that.

I am unaware of another risk being created. It is only in your mind.

You keep going around in circles unable to get a point. Again for you, I have come across many cables that have popped out of socket terminals because stress was put on them when the socket was pushed in, and installed by 'competent' professionals. It 'will' happen by the nature of the limited space environment. That is obvious. I have seen many scorched as well. I have seen many screwed terminals work loose as well. They cause fires. You think this is not an issue. It is!

Then you carp on about competence, like an old plumber unable to do his lead wiped joints any more as the world as moved on to copper.

 

[DPG]

Good morning. Is this the right room for an argument?

 

[Steve-S]

I hope you guys are enjoying the ride you'r being taken on.

I am. Amazing how many are resistant anything new or not familiar.

 

[Steve-S]

Good morning. Is this the right room for an argument?

The full hour or half an hour argument?

 

[DPG]

I am. Amazing how many are resistant anything new or not familiar.

You obviously have missed a lot of threads on here if you think that is the case.

 

[nicebutdim]

I am unaware of another risk being created.

Therein lies the problem.

I see no merit in further circular debate, so will bow out of this discussion.