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A connector block has been used to extend a 10mm water bond, what code would you recommend?
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i'd be more concerned about that floating open end red insulated conductor and that ropey looking blue crimp connector.
 
Also the neutral in terminal 10 looks as if the copper strands have been nicked when stripped....
 
Compared to the crimped connections, that connector on the earth doesn't look too bad in the photo!
 
and a yellow crimp behind the spare way.what else is hidden from view? this appears to have been a CU upgrade . if so, it was a job crying out for a din rail box cable extension, to avoid all these bodges. Electrical Trainee or Dave from the pub, done it for ÂŁ150 + 2 pints?
 
Cables have been extended.
Red Blue and Yellow insulated crimps have been used on appropriate cables.
Terminal blocks on larger cables.
I guess whoever did the work didn’ fancy using solder or uninsulated crimps?
 
Hate unfixed block connectors proper unskilled work and those who approve how do you suggest anyone can check terminal tightness in this instance.
 

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