Four core armoured, buried along the route,... loop in and out of all sensors and lights, .... use three cores for your feed and the other for your switched live. Quite simple really
Bit like going to a main dealer for you car, they aught to know everything about your piece of kit, whereas an unauthorised will know a general bit of all testers. Having said that, there really aren't many moving parts or things to wear out are there in a meter so calibration , in my...
Aha :D ...........it just goes to show how true it is that mistakes are normally made in exams where people assume there is more to the question than there really is. 6mm & 4mm are recognisable cable sizes and i'm sure if they were to ask for something different they would make it really...
I've always thought that 'Outdoor' referred to outside the main property, which seems to be what Elecsa are saying too as they say attached garage= not notifiable but remote garage is notifiable. Some people seem to be assuming that outdoor means out in the open/ garden and doesn't include sheds...
A 6mm cable has a conductor csa of 6mm squared it has nothing to do with the size of anything else only the csa of the copper of each conductor. cross section refers to the effect of cutting something across its length at 90 degrees and the area is area of the conductor only in mm square. It has...
The name of the site is "Electricians" forum dont forget, we are all happy to give advice to other electricians, however good or bad they are, we all need help no matter what knowledge we have, but we ought to be careful. A lawyer would have a field day with us if it was clear that we advised...
I did look at the weblink you posted and it is for getting the wire csa from the diameter ..............
Where does it calculate two csa's added together. Do you really not understand that you just simply add csa together. Can you explain why you are adding the radiuses together? It doesn't...
I've come across a similar thing on another forum and they were mainly talking about ELV kit with a single mains connection, but they had a case where someone made noises about sueing for wrongfull advice etc
You do have to be careful these days in this poxy blame culture that has grown up...
you are adding the cables together not adding the two radiuses together to make a bigger single cable though are you!
think about it.
You cant gain cross sectional area it would be like adding one football pitch to another football pitch and then saying that it was twice as wide and twice as...
surely its just add them together if you are looking for equivalent CSA.
If you had add one square mile plus two square miles you would get three square miles whichever way you look at it.
On a completely other topic, you could answer that you aren't supposed to install parallel feeders of...
This is something i've found on-line
"Part P of the Building Regulations covers installations intended to operate at LV or ELV. These are:
In a dwelling (houses or flats);
Dwellings and business premises with a common supply (eg: shops or pubs with a flat above);
Common access areas in blocks...
Ha Ha, very true.
That sounds like the ideal answer, and shouldn't be too costly either. Sometimes have to twist there arm to spend money but keep stressing the safety element and you should win the job ;)
Ditto. If you get the opportunity to try each one, you'll know when you've got the one for you. Even if you have to offer to work for nowt, it'll be worth knowing otherwise you'll end up wondering whether the grass is greener later down the line when its harder to change.
We do a bit of each...
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