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what type of cable offers the best uv protection (not including swa)
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noticed that....definetely one for a big order....under £75...£9.50...
What and where are you intending using it?
its to supply carpark lights no mechanical protection required as its to be laid on a flat roof and spured off to lights which are fixed to edge of office block
swa is used when theres a risk of mechanical damage is it not,theres no need for it here.there are other cables which it could be fastened to.all it needs is cable that won't quickly degrade in sunlight.
There are standard ways and means of installing fixed/supported cable installations on a flat roofed building... Cable tieing them to other unfixed/unsupported cables isn't one of them, and doesn't comply with any known approved installation method that i'm aware of!! ...Absolutely Abysmal!!
If this is the standard of work you provide, god help your clients
wow, big ur self up mr.Benjamin Franklin.
who mentioned other unsupported cables.
sounds like u need a nice lady to relieve that tension, haha.
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