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    Ratchet crimp

    Is a ratchet crimp considered to be a compression tool under reg. 526.3
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    Another crimp question

    Greetings. If I want to wire a standalone RCD underneath the main consumer board I need to take a separate supply to cable to the RCD. I would take this supply from the outgoing side of the main switch in the consumer box. These supply cables would then enter the enclosure of my standalone RCD...
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    Crimp connections

    hey chaps, do you need to put crimped connections covered with new heat shrink into an enclosure?? Connections are above a suspended ceiling and i know i could have got away with choc box etc as its accessible but i didnt :rolleyes: thanks
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    Choc boxes in the back of sockets

    Got called to a job yesterday to check 8 double sockets in a bedroom that had been installed by a bloke he knows a couple of months ago. As the room is going to be used for work and is going to have a couple of people working in there he wanted to make sure its safe. To cut a long story short...
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    extending circuits to new c/u location

    hi all, when you need to move a consumer unit what methods do you find best/easy, just done one using din rail connectors in an enclosure. do any of you butt crimp circuits or are their any other methods out there?
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    Crimp Jointing A Lighting Circuit

    Hi Mate of mine has moved a switch cable to another area from its original position. The cable is now not long enough to reach the new switch box. He doesn't want the aggravation of pulling up carpet & floors to wire in a new switch drop. I suggested (& am checking regs for this...) crimp...
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    Crimp colours

    Good Evening all can someone explain to me the colour system on crimps i believe they refere to amp ratings ? Thanks for any replies :)
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    Trimming RCD neutral lead.

    Hi chaps, I've just got a small 6way unit and 5 rcbo's for my tiny terrace house.It dawned on me that I’m going to need to trim down the neutral leads on them to do a tidy job. My question is if I cut-off the crimped end on the lead do I need to crimp another terminal on the end? - Will...

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