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  1. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    It's definitely steel but those magic glands mean it's not a problem I offered to redo those cables and run them all nearer the back to give myself more room but was told it wasn't possible yet there's plenty of spare cable at the other end
  2. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    I'm back onsite tomorrow I'll get some better pics then
  3. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    Panel built in France nice job it's just a shame the sparks glanding into it have made things difficult also no one told the guy that built it that there was no clear access from above, it's meant to have a trench which it would have had a 12" trench below ( still no good to me) But they...
  4. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    One of the mechanical guys onsite is 6'7" and he can only get his fingertips near the centre, What you can't see on pics is an 80mm post either side of the panel which means you need to double jointed too!
  5. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    Inside the p shape marked in pencil is where I can gland into
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  7. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    Contractors singles on RHS of panel top
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  9. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    LHS DB note limited access
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  12. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    This is a view of the DB from RHs
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  14. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    It's a crap job alright as I said earlier trunking isn't an option as there will be panels either side , and contractor already has cables in situ effectively blocking the rhs ie he has large singles at the rear and at the front leaving a gap in the middle which makes it impossible to install...
  15. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    I would have but the other contractor has cabling which prevents this So with all the usual methods being impracticable I am down to just finding a way of tightening them up in situ
  16. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    2nd Locknut on top is a good idea not seen that before Thanks for that I'll get a couple extra ordered and try it Yes I've a few fabricated spanners I've used before I've been eyeing up a bit of stainless pipe onsite plus there's a tig welder to add a few bits to grip the flats ie make a...
  17. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    Thanks for replies I've already thought about the above answers as at one point or another I've used the same ideas Bush will make it harder as it reduces the height a little for the bend radius which is already very tight plus getting to hold the brass bush inside is the same issue as with the...
  18. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    There is no other available space the sides could have been glanded into customer says they won't permit this usually on a DB like this they dedicate an area for cables away from internal busbars etc A TÜV company is testing this install so it may be they'll snag this job for this very...
  19. edexlab

    How to tighten a 50mm SWA gland with no access to locknut

    Hello all I'm doing a Job in France for my company where we are installing SWA for power to our own control panels The issue is the DB is a new modular Schneider panel with removable sides all busbars switchgear etc is at the front and the access is really limited it's bolted to the floor...
  20. edexlab

    Roofing bolt screwdriver

    Morning all , I've seen a few threads about roofing bolt screwdrivers and thought I'd share an idea I've been using, All it is , is a bit holder handle and a modified spade bit with hex /bit driver end this was a CK bit. ie cut to shape with a grinder

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