hi, i am asking another silly question,
i think the difference between 'flex' and 'cable' is flex is flexible because it has a bundle of thin wires, in what situation we prefer to use 'flex' instead of 'cable'?
Anybody used these??
KNIPEX - The Pliers Company. - Products - (http://www.pliers-online.com)
These or the dismantler tool?
Just looking at them for flex when doing downlights...
I know, I know...use Stanley and bend it but wonder if this will speed up without damaging inner cores?
For integrated / fixed appliances, having a fused switch spur can you then run t&e to a ko box behind the appliance and connect the flex to t&e via a terminal block? covering with a blanking plate.
Can someone settle an argument?
Does anyone remember when red and black coded mains flex (rather than cable) whas phased out in the UK? I say it was at least 30 years ago, my friend (who I think is getting confused with cable) says about 10 years ago.
hey just recently came out my time, here is my question...
Tommorow I must replace 5 large cirucular uplights. They have managed to get water ingress inside them thats why they will not work anymore, they are roughly 5 years old.
I will need to replace the flex cable to a rubber flex cable...
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i was at a job today and a company are going round a chain off shops fitting 2 double sockets for a new computer system they are wiring these sockets off exsisting sockets (2.5 cable radials) .the new sockets thay are fitting is wired in 1.5 flex what do you think. i have not came across...
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