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Hi, any suggestions for connecting the tails from the metering equipment within the meter cabinet to armoured cable. (Domestic property). I have seen a clamp used before by a new house builder, but I have been unable to source one.

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To the op I think I know what you mean tails go into a isolator and then the wires go into the bottom of it , but now the wires are not double insulated and are out in the open . The earth side is not as much problem
 
Hi, yes, MickFred, that’s why I have asked for any suggestions. Pme earthing arrangement, & cables have to travel within the wall to the Cu. Customer will not have any form of trunking.
 
This thread started off fine then but quickly turned into a chuckle brothers sketch (to you, to me) RIP Barry.

Did the op get an answer in the end?


My suggestion was in post #4. No reply as yet.
I'm very good at taking thread off at a tangent.. :)
 
If your swa is terminated into an external meter cabinet then you do not require your swa ‘tails’ to be double insulated when connecting to the DP isolator as the meter box is an enclosure, accessible with a key/tool only
 

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