I shall be changing a CU soon (same thread as just started!) and it is a TT.
I'll be using a wiska sprint gland to hold the tails (25mm) and main earth in place as they enter the CU (from the bottom) but I dont really see how this is going to help with respect to the possibility (however remote) of the tails coming loose in the CU and making contact with the CU.
I can just feel Lee's fingers hovering above the key board ready to shout 'hagar!!'
, however, I have a wylex board to install without pre-equipped tail holders.
Any ideas for holding the tails in place as they enter the main switch, just like the clips in the hagar board? I expect something could be used, cable cleats etc, but I'm also wondering if there is an actual product for this specifically?
Perhaps this is a little over the top, but It is a bit odd that it is all of a sudden ok to fit a metal board for a TT so I would like to do as much as possible to (within budget - customer doesn't want extra expense of a seperate s type RCD as isolator) keep safe.
I'll be using a wiska sprint gland to hold the tails (25mm) and main earth in place as they enter the CU (from the bottom) but I dont really see how this is going to help with respect to the possibility (however remote) of the tails coming loose in the CU and making contact with the CU.
I can just feel Lee's fingers hovering above the key board ready to shout 'hagar!!'
, however, I have a wylex board to install without pre-equipped tail holders.Any ideas for holding the tails in place as they enter the main switch, just like the clips in the hagar board? I expect something could be used, cable cleats etc, but I'm also wondering if there is an actual product for this specifically?
Perhaps this is a little over the top, but It is a bit odd that it is all of a sudden ok to fit a metal board for a TT so I would like to do as much as possible to (within budget - customer doesn't want extra expense of a seperate s type RCD as isolator) keep safe.
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