as title.cable tapped into N, disappears into the ground. assume to a rod.
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Presumably now at least PNB!
That "crimp" can't have been left like that (is one of the neutral strands snapped?); it does look like a cable could have been connected to the next joint along the cable at some point, maybe this was a method of restoring back to how it was.
Not sure this is an approved method of applying TNCS for an incoming supply.
That "crimp" can't have been left like that (is one of the neutral strands snapped?); it does look like a cable could have been connected to the next joint along the cable at some point, maybe this was a method of restoring back to how it was.
Not sure this is an approved method of applying TNCS for an incoming supply.
OP
well it's a DNO bodge then. this house is the last of 6 on the run. . none of the others have antything like it.
Very poor bodge, but it looks like it has been there for a while and seem OTT for many DIY type efforts.
Hey it should work OK so long as the corrosion is not too bad!
Hey it should work OK so long as the corrosion is not too bad!
What sort of wire is it?
Also,what is the tape hiding,further along that neutral to the left?
OP
back there today. will measure Ze, PSCC, and PEFC.
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