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tonywithey
is acceptable to use the existing steel tails when fitting a new cu? (provided all of the test reults are ok)
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could well beSure its not Ally?
does a magnet stick to them?yes. the existing tails to the meter are steel cable, not copper
Tel, you sound all posh when youz talk in them italics!wondering if op has old tails enclosed in steel conduit. as usual a photo would help.
there is no enclosure at allwondering if op has old tails enclosed in steel conduit. as usual a photo would help.
i'd like it if dan gave us a better choice of fonts,Tel, you sound all posh when youz talk in them italics!
couldn't say right now.does a magnet stick to them?
With talk like that you need a washout with soap, young man!i'd like it if dan gave us a better choice of fonts,
There is a question.Its probably aluminium, check what BS7671 in regard to sizing. May i ask are you qualified?
no, not that. I am pretty sure they must be ally, but just not encountered them before.Tinned copper???
I feel that, if it is ok for the energy company to connect them to the existing, provided all of the proper testing is carried out and the results lie within parameters , then I cannot see a problemi'd cut meter seals. teach them to fit meters with accessible (consumer side) terminals.
If these are just tails I would be surprised if they were aluminium.no, not that. I am pretty sure they must be ally, but just not encountered them before.
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