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I need to create a fused spur with the connection into the RFC cable under the floorboards i.e. not accessible. Going with the regs crimps can be used as they are MF but is it acceptable to have three cables in each crimp?

Thats my post cherry popped! Cheers for your help.

James
 
Wago connectors are MF only if used in an appropriate housing, as the MF applies to the whole package. However, most if not all MF housings contain the connectors too ...

The current Wago box does not have the correct cable clamps. One is in testing, by the company that makes wago boxes for wago.

The question is, does it have to say MF to be MF? The regs say we must read the manufacturers instructions as they take precedence over the regs in many cases, so if they say it is MF when used as they say, but it is not marked MF, is it or is it not MF? MoFo, no?
 
Wago connectors are MF only if used in an appropriate housing, as the MF applies to the whole package. However, most if not all MF housings contain the connectors too ...

The current Wago box does not have the correct cable clamps. One is in testing, by the company that makes wago boxes for wago.

The question is, does it have to say MF to be MF? The regs say we must read the manufacturers instructions as they take precedence over the regs in many cases, so if they say it is MF when used as they say, but it is not marked MF, is it or is it not MF? MoFo, no?


I prefer the Hager J803/J804 in most cercumstances and Hager have made a "big" thing about their "MF" status.
 
Wago connectors are MF only if used in an appropriate housing, as the MF applies to the whole package. However, most if not all MF housings contain the connectors too ...

The current Wago box does not have the correct cable clamps. One is in testing, by the company that makes wago boxes for wago.

The question is, does it have to say MF to be MF? The regs say we must read the manufacturers instructions as they take precedence over the regs in many cases, so if they say it is MF when used as they say, but it is not marked MF, is it or is it not MF? MoFo, no?
Manufacturer's instructions do not take precedence over the Regs.
They are required to be complied with, as well as the Regs.
The Regs. require that the box is marked with the MF symbol, if it's not so marked, it doesn't comply, irrespective of the manufacturer's instructions.

Tel it's not down to the IET to say whether a particular product complies or not, it's down to BSI and the manufacturers.
 

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