cable jointing

[FKBIH]

Would just like to know if its by the regs to extend a ring using crimps..(kitchen fitted, customer wants another socket)..

 

[grantr37]

wouldn't use crimps myself......

 

[telectrix]

all depends on how and where you are extending it. if it's in back of a socket outlet, then you only need to join 1 cable to another. crimps or wagos. might need to fit a deeper box, though.

 

[MDJ]

Gasp!!!!! another Friday evening post, if you don't know the answer to this you should not be doing the work, 1st year apprentice question.

 

[telectrix]

ne'er mind, mike. get some beer down yer neck. :banghead::54:

 

[FKBIH]

i am an apprentice lol

 

[FKBIH]

yeah it will be in the back of an outlet

 

[MDJ]

well then you won't be a member of a scheme so you cannot do the job unless someone will take responsibility for your work and certify it

 

[FKBIH]

nope i wont be will i,,somebody will be coming in but are unavailable atm, being a friday n all, easy there optimus

 

[MDJ]

nope i wont be will i,,somebody will be coming in but are unavailable atm, being a friday n all, easy there optimus

Fair enough, anyhow you had the answer so all good in the end fella

 

[GLENNSPARK]

sod it...if its kev kitchen that its for...then he`ll be happy with the ends twisted together...
oh and if the knockout box is too shallow...never mind, just make the joint outside of it...plaster it into the wall.....
voltage will dissapear from the wall as soon as the plaster dries.....
jobs a gud un....

 

[MDJ]

Happy Friday Glenn LOL

 

[Toonlad]

The forum becomes very aggressive on a friday, and with out the social fuel either

 

[somersetsparks]

Dare I suggest spurring it? may be easier/better then joining ring etc. Being friday and all

 

[Octopus]

if Kev kitchen fitter has a go it'll be a spur off a spur anyway!