I think you may be well advised with not toying with the idea and staying with the more conventional solution,the other idea seems to be a whole lot of bother for what would end up as a substandard design
Interesting discussion,I have my opinion and it agrees with one of the competing views :)
Where I see a problem is with the op in his opening post describing the cable as they have used a 0.75mm 3 core white flex cable.
He is extra observant or meticulous with his estimate of flexible cable...
I would have no hesitation whatsoever to use old colours:cool:
The only reason I would not do so is if the copper cores had oxidised,the insulation was somehow or other damaged or for some obscure reason I had run out of identification tape or letters
Having said that,I'm open to changing my...
You may well have to use that swa to feed 3 distribution positions,the shed at the end and each socket position otherwise a troublesome socket problem could well end up knocking the innocent shed off power if you revert to plan A
I think the 2 socket positions would at the minimum need a double...
Because a certain level of imbalance or leakage is required for a Rcd to operate,occasionally a neutral-earth fault on a lighting circuit will have insufficient current flow to cause that Rcd to operate
Sometimes when a heavy load is then used the current flow through that fault path then...
If you are suggesting that because wet hands operating the light switch making it less compliant than the fused spur,I best encourage my Mrs to operate that kitchen switch more often when she's doing the dishes :)
I would agree that if there is no sign of water ingress it would not be a problem...
The irony of this thread (which I have only just read) is that the op wanted to code the clipping of the cables and was rightly lambasted for his decision
The coding of the cables would have been justified, had he picked up on "how" they have been clipped rather than "because" they were clipped
I cant see corruption by big business having influence here on matters of introducing new safety devices in our electrical industry
Electrical safety in the United Kingdom is very successful for almost all the population
The powers that be could be considered to be quite successful in...
For me,anything with unseen contacts like a switch or socket,mcb, rcd etc would have to be ditched
Corrosion is likely and failure over a shorter period of time of these items will almost certainly be assured
We do not have any representation on the Union Jack :cryingcat: ( sort of conquered a few years back :eek:) so it may not have the same degree of love that the rest of the UK may feel:confused1:
Anybody seen a Dragon Flying around?:D
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