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Piratepete
Had to rewire part of a house (inc kitchen) and the layout suggested that the best solution was a 32Amp 4mm radial cct for the power (sockets etc). I hadn't done one for years!
No problem doing 1st fix - 4mm is nice and flexible.
2nd fix. Using MK Logic White could get 2 x 4mm into the terminals, could just about get an extra 2.5mm in where there was a single spur (though particularly difficult on the back of a switched fused spur), but no way could I get 3 x 4mm in where I was branching off to 2 or more sockets.
Also had problems stripping 4mm cores cleanly - insulation much softer than on 2.5mm.
Anyone else had problems using 4mm. Funny thing is, my local supplier says he sells loads of 4mm!
Cheers
Pete
No problem doing 1st fix - 4mm is nice and flexible.
2nd fix. Using MK Logic White could get 2 x 4mm into the terminals, could just about get an extra 2.5mm in where there was a single spur (though particularly difficult on the back of a switched fused spur), but no way could I get 3 x 4mm in where I was branching off to 2 or more sockets.
Also had problems stripping 4mm cores cleanly - insulation much softer than on 2.5mm.
Anyone else had problems using 4mm. Funny thing is, my local supplier says he sells loads of 4mm!
Cheers
Pete